As a major consequence of the Mexican-American War, the issue of slavery

In Chapter VI (Six), Mistress Carmencita told stories of which biblical figure? Whose face was stamped on a lowly woman’s scarf?

The introduction of barb wire fences reduced the size of the grazing range and helped bring the era of the great cattle drives to an end in Texas. What situation developed between sheepmen and cattlemen after all the countryside was covered with wire fences in Chapter X (Ten)?

In Chapter I (One), Father (Catholic priest) Margil describes the beginnings of Spanish exploration in Texas, and his negotiations with one unfriendly Indian tribe that agreed to make a treaty allowing the Spaniards to pass safely across Indian land. What was the name of the tribe?

Why did Pat and his family move to the city of Mier in Chapter VII (Seven)?

All of the following are the most noticeable signs of modern technological progress toward the end of Chapter IX (Nine) EXCEPT

Down syndrome is also called _____.

True (A) or False (B). In Chapter VI (Six), the Spaniards called the section of land in present-day South Texas “Nuevo Santander” under the government of another section called “Coahuila.”

Piaget referred to toddlers as _____.

Where and when was Elena Zamora O’Shea born?