Texas History Quiz Quiz

Fact	Answer
Texas Flag #1
Texas Flag #2
Texas Flag #3
Texas Flag #4
Texas Flag #5
Texas Flag #6
First to Explore Interior of Texas
Known as the 'Father of Texas'
Year in Which Texas Declaration of Independence Was Signed
Battle Cry of Texas Revolution
Bloodiest Battle of Texas Revolution
First President of Republic of Texas
U.S President at Time of Texas Annexation

Fact	Answer
Second President of Republic of Texas
State Song
State Tree
State Bird
Largest Ranch in Texas
Year of Annexation
Home of Dr. Pepper Museum
Largest County in Texas
The First Suspension Bridge in the US Spans this River
Name the Two Presidents Born in Texas
First Woman Elected Governor
'Texas' Comes from Indian Word Meaning...

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Texas History Quiz

by blackbilltx

Created Oct 16, 2009 in History
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	brmistkrieg:	Oct 16th, 2009 at 19:33 GMT	-4 points
	STEERS AND QUEERS

	deadperson21:	Oct 17th, 2009 at 04:52 GMT	2 points
	Great quiz idea. Just a few suggestions: The Declaration was singed in 1836 (March 2nd), not in 1835. The war started in 1835 (That would be a good question to add). Also where the first battle was, and last (Gonzales and San Jacinto) might be good questions. Also, clarify the first 6 questions, I was confused until I typed the "Texas" part of "Texas our Texas" and got Texas. Try something like "1st Flag over Texas" (which would be Spain, not France).

	gqb:	Oct 17th, 2009 at 15:35 GMT	2 points
	Texas Flag #1, etc is misleading. I tried different flags that might have been used (Come and take it, etc). As deadperson21 said, try "flag over texas" and give 6 possible correct answers for each. Good quiz, though.

	txcurator:	Dec 16th, 2009 at 18:55 GMT	2 points
	Ditto on the delaration of independence being signed. Also, James K. Polk was the U.S. President at the time of annexation, December 29, 1845, not Tyler.