The Life Of Davy Crockett Himself

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After reading the excerpt, "The Life of Davy Crockett Himself" from your textbook, Celebrating Texas, answer the following questions.

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1.

On what day did Davy Crocket say the enemy came in sight?
- A.
  
  February 22, 1836
- B.
  
  February 23, 1836
- C.
  
  February 24, 1836
- D.
  
  February 25, 1836
Correct Answer
B. February 23, 1836

Explanation
On February 23, 1836, Davy Crockett stated that the enemy came in sight.

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2.

Who did Davy Crockett refer to as a "tower of strength?"
- A.
  
  James Neill
- B.
  
  William B. Travis
- C.
  
  Jim Bowie
- D.
  
  Sam Houston
Correct Answer
C. Jim Bowie

Explanation
Davy Crockett referred to Jim Bowie as a "tower of strength" because Bowie was known for his courage and resilience. Bowie played a significant role in the Texas Revolution, particularly during the Battle of the Alamo. He was known for his skill with a knife and his fearlessness in battle, earning him a reputation as a strong and formidable leader. Crockett recognized Bowie's strength and relied on him as a trusted ally during their time together in Texas.

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3.

Where did the delegates meet on March 2, 1836?
- A.
  
  San Antonio
- B.
  
  San Jacinto
- C.
  
  Goliad
- D.
  
  Washington
Correct Answer
D. Washington

Explanation
The delegates met in Washington on March 2, 1836.

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4.

What did Crockett compare the falling bullet shells to?
- A.
  
  Hail
- B.
  
  Rain
- C.
  
  Lightening
- D.
  
  Snow
Correct Answer
A. Hail

Explanation
Crockett compared the falling bullet shells to hail.

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5.

What was the last day of Crockett's journal entry?
- A.
  
  March 3, 1836
- B.
  
  March 4, 1836
- C.
  
  March 5, 1836
- D.
  
  March 6, 1836
Correct Answer
C. March 5, 1836

Explanation
The correct answer is March 5, 1836. This can be inferred from the given information that the last day of Crockett's journal entry was in 1836, and the options provided are all dates in March 1836.

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The Life Of Davy Crockett Himself

On what day did Davy Crocket say the enemy came in sight?

Who did Davy Crockett refer to as a "tower of strength?"

Where did the delegates meet on March 2, 1836?

What did Crockett compare the falling bullet shells to?

What was the last day of Crockett's journal entry?