A patient in Central Pennsylvania was seen by his local physician for a fever, chills, headache and body aches.  The physician noted a healed ulcer on the patient’s leg.  Upon further questioning, the patient had been hunting on and off during the season.  In the laboratory, the blood culture became positive with gram-negative, pleomorphic coccobacilli with 3 days.  On chocolate agar the colonies resembled Haemophilus but was oxidase negative and catalase positive.  The organism required additional testing at an appropriate reference laboratory.  Which of the following identifications would best fit these characteristics?

When the French settled along the coast of Texas in 1685 what happened next?

The massacre at Goliad had the effect of turning the Texas Revolution into a blood feud between Anglo Texians and Mexicans. 

The population of Texas around the year 1800 stood at 123,452 in the royal census. 

 Which date did the Battle of San Jacinto occur on?

What river was the southern boundary of Texas in the Mexican period of Texas History? This river flows into Corpus Christi. 

In Mexican Texas what statement is true about women and their rights?

In the long history of the territory we call Texas, the population of the area has grown, but has grown rapidly in the last 100 years. 

Which statement about the Mexican army is correct in the years from 1829-1835?

Manuel Mier y Teran committed suicide as he despaired at the fate of Texas.