Texas History Trivia and Quizzes

Texas broke away from Mexico in 1836. People and places are still remembered for their role in the revolutionary idea of a Texas Republic, and Texas is still a pretty revolutionary state! This quiz focuses on events in 1835, leading up to war.

This quiz is about the Battle of the Alamo during the Texas War for Independence. Most questions are based on the book by Mary Deborah Pettite, "1836 Facts About the Alamo and the Texas War for Independence".

The Alamo and its heros are legendary, but some of what we think we know about the Alamo is just legend, and not substantiated. See if you can separate fact from fiction in this quiz.

As a native Texan, I hold great pride in my state. I value the many cultures and histories, and wish to preserve and spread the knowledge and tradition of Texas history.

During 1835 and 1836, the people living in what is now the state of Texas won their independence from Mexico in a war best known for Texas losing the Battle of the Alamo. This quiz is about the events that occurred before and after that battle.

A short quiz on some of the heroes of the Texas Revolution.

Welcome! This quiz is about the different events in Texas's history!

Most people know something about The Alamo - probably San Antonio's most famous historical landmark. This quiz will cover the Alamo and other points of interest throughout the extraordinary city's history.

For many years I lived in the city of Waco, Texas. Waco is not just known for the Branch Davidian disaster, but for a lot of other things as well. How well do you know Waco?

Let's see how well you know Sam Houston.