Question

santa anna was captured in which battle during the texas revolution?

goliad
none of these
the alamo
san jacinto

question 32
what was william lloyd garrisons opinion of the constitution regarding slavery?

that it took a neutral stance in regards to slavery
that it was essentially an anti-slavery document
that it was essentially a pro-slavery document
none of these

question 33
which of the following statements is true regarding the well-known mexican political leader santa anna?

all of these
he was a dictator.
he crushed political opposition in mexico.
he worked to centralize the power of the mexican government.

Explanation:

⚡ Using what you learned: westward expansion policy and outcomes

Step 1: Analyze the first question (Santa Anna's capture)

The first question asks: "Santa Anna was captured in which battle during the Texas Revolution?"

• Goliad: A battle and subsequent massacre of Texan soldiers, but Santa Anna was not captured here.
• the Alamo: A famous siege where the Mexican army under Santa Anna defeated the Texan defenders; Santa Anna was victorious here and not captured.
• San Jacinto: The decisive battle of the Texas Revolution (April 21, 1836) where General Sam Houston led a surprise attack on the Mexican forces. Santa Anna was captured the following day.

Therefore, the correct option is San Jacinto.

Step 2: Analyze Question 32 (William Lloyd Garrison's opinion)

The question asks: "What was William Lloyd Garrison's opinion of the constitution regarding slavery?"

• William Lloyd Garrison was a prominent radical abolitionist.
• He famously argued that the U.S. Constitution was a pro-slavery document, famously calling it "a covenant with death, and an agreement with hell" due to its compromises on slavery (such as the Three-Fifing Clause and the Fugitive Slave Clause).

Therefore, the correct option is that it was essentially a pro-slavery document.

Step 3: Analyze Question 33 (Statements regarding Santa Anna)

The question asks: "Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the well-known Mexican political leader Santa Anna?"

• He was a dictator: True. He suspended the 1824 Constitution of Mexico and ruled with dictatorial powers.
• He crushed political opposition in Mexico: True. He brutally suppressed federalist rebellions across Mexican states (such as in Zacatecas and Texas).
• He worked to centralize the power of the Mexican government: True. He shifted Mexico from a federalist system (where states had power) to a highly centralized system (where power was concentrated in Mexico City).

Since all three individual statements are historically accurate, the correct choice is All of these.

Answer:

• First Question: San Jacinto
• Question 32: that it was essentially a pro-slavery document
• Question 33: All of these