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45 Cards in this Set
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March 30, 1870 saw the United States Congress readmit Texas back into the Union. |
True |
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The oldest Polish settlement in America is ____________. |
Panama Maria |
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Governor Sam Houston was vocal in his disagreement about the secession but remained in office. |
False |
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It is the duty of the ______________ to pass laws to protect equally every religious denomination. |
Legislature |
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Article _____ of the constitution is titled “Bill of Rights”. |
1 |
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Adopt-a-Highway is helped when a group “adopts” a section of highway that is at least ______ miles long. |
Two |
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Giving an equivalent for any loss, damage, or injury is called ____________. |
Restitutio |
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May 13, 1865 saw the last land encounter of the Civil War when the Battle of Palmito Ranch was fought in south Texas. |
True |
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Though disease, harsh climate and hostile neighbors tested them, Panama Maria residents endured and created satellite communities like Cestohowa, Pawelekville and Kosciusko. |
True |
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Jose Policarpo Rodriquez (called _________) was known as a former scout for the U.S. Army, an Indian fighter, a guide, a hunter ...and a minister. |
Polly |
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Fort Stockton is home to the Zero Stone. |
True |
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A nation that honors and obeys God will be ______________, while rebellious countries will be ____________. |
rebuked |
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Panama Maria is the oldest ___________ settlement in America. |
Polish |
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Lockhart’s Emanuel Episcopal Church is one of Texas’ oldest ______________ churches. |
Protestant |
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The early Alsatian settlers wanted a chapel and felt it was a priority to have a church built first and foremost in their community. |
True |
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Where will you find the phrase “separation between church and state?” |
In a letter that Thomas Jefferson wrote to the Danbury Baptist Association. |
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Which is the third oldest Baptist church in all of Texas? |
Independence Baptist Church |
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“The people shall be secure in their persons, houses, papers and possessions, from all unreasonable seizures or searches...” |
True |
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The Kind Ranch alone is bigger than the entire state of Rhode Island. |
True |
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___________ - the act of taking possession by force |
Seizure |
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__________ - to exist or continue in miserable or disheartening conditions |
Languish |
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____________ - not prejudiced, not in favor of one party more than another. |
Impartial |
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_____________ - keeping from possessing or enjoying |
Deprivation |
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_______________ - testimony, a written statement by a witness made under oath. |
Deposition |
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A _____________ means one business runs the market, and there is no competition. |
Monopoly |
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Polly’s Chapel is located in ______________. |
Bandera |
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Even its entry into the Union was unusual, for of all states, only Texas entered the United States by treaty instead of territorial annexation. |
True |
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Though outnumbered at almost two-to-one, Sam Houston’s men fervently fought under the battle cry, “__________________________!” |
Remember the Alamo |
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Texas declared its independence from Mexico in ____________. |
1836 |
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The devastating Galveston hurricane hit the city on September 8, 1900. |
True |
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The law of _________________ or entailments refers to the bounding of rights that only certain people may forever own a certain piece of land, keeping it off the market. |
primogeniture |
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A perpetuity is a transfer of real estate for an unlimited amount of time, meaning that a person or family will always own that land no matter what. |
True |
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“Perpetuities and monopolies are ____________ to the genius of a free government and shall never be allowed...” |
Contrary |
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Texas was the ___________ state to secede from the Union. |
Seventh |
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Nacogdoches was the site of an exciting new frontier for a group of Christian in the early 1800s. |
True |
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It was at the _____________ Baptist Church that leader SamHouston was converted in 1854. |
Independence |
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Praha’s church’s Gothic columns are painted with art nouveau style which was common in the 1890s, including vines and ferns. |
True |
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The last battle of the Civil War was fought in Texas at _______________ Ranch. |
Palmito |
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Texas became a state on December 29, _______. |
1845 |
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A crime victim has “the right to information about the conviction, sentence, imprisonment, and release of the accused.” |
True |
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A crime victim has “the right to be treated with fairness and with ________ for the victim’s dignity and privacy throughout the criminal justice process.....” |
Respect |
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“Every citizen shall have the right to keep and bear arms in the lawful __________ of himself or the State; but the Legislature shall have power, by law, to regulate the wearing of arms, with a view to prevent crime.” |
defense |
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“The compensation to ____________ of crime fund created by general law and the compensation to victims of crime auxiliary fund created by general law are each a separate dedicated account in the general revenue fund.” |
Victims |
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“No man shall be compelled to attend, erect or support any place of worship, or to maintain any ministry against his __________.” |
Consent |
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A speedy public trial by an impartial jury helps the accused to be able to present his case before people who would have no prejudice against him. |
True |