Social Studies Chapter 10

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Decree

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official order

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Customs Duties

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import taxes

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Resolutions

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statements of a group's opinions

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Reforms

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changes in policy

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Delegates

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representatives

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Faction

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group

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Haden Edwards

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a businessman from Kentucky who received an empresario contract

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Jose Antonio Saucedo

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an official who decided that Edwards could not charge for new land titles

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Benjamin Edwards

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brother of Haden who started the Fredonian Rebellion and the Repubilc of Fredonia

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Manuel Mier y Teran

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general who investigated conditions in Texas

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Vicente Guerrero

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issued the Guerrero Decree, which ended slavery in Mexico

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Stephen F. Austin

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man who had his own colony and didn't like the Law of April 6, 1830

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Erasmo Seguin

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person who supported U.S. immigration and opposed the Law of April 6, 1830

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Jose Antonio Navarro

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person who supported U.S. immigration and opposed the Law of April 6, 1830

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Juan Seguin

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person who supported U.S. immigration and opposed the Law of April 6, 1830

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Asa Hill

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a settler in Stephen F. Austin's colony

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Juan Davis Bradburn

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a colonel who commanded the troops at Anahuac

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Francisco Madero

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a surveyor from Coahuila who was arrested by Bradburn

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William B. Travis

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citizen who was arrested by Bradburn

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Patrick Jack

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citizen who was arrested with William B. Travis by Bradburn

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John Austin

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a settler in Brazoria who helped organize a large force which marched torward Anahuac

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Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna

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general who tried to overthrow Anastacio Bustamante

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Anastacio Bustamante

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president who had complete control of the Mexican government

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Jose Antonio Mexia

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a colonel who supported Santa Anna and came to Brazoria with his army

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Jose de las Piedras

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colonel who led Mexican force to Macogdoches and blamed Bradburn for conflict with U.S. settlers

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George Fisher

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a U.S settler who had become a Mexican who ordered ships who landed in Texas to pay their customs duties at Anahuac

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Domingo de Ugartechea

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colonel who wouldn't let John Austin's group pass near the mouth of the Brazos River

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William H. Wharton

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a delegate who was chosen in the convention of 1832 to present the resolutions to the state and federal governments

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James B. Miller

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a person who was chosen to present the proposed constitution to Santa Anna

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Valentin Gomez Farias

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vice president of Santa Anna who promised to present the requests of Austin to the Mexican Congress

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Andrew Briscoe

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was arrested for trying to fool the Mexican official at Anahuac

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Antonio Tenorio

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captain who started collecting taxes in 1835 at Anahuac where it hadn't been collected since 1832

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Martin Perfecto de Cos

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the military commander of Texas, arrested Travis, Robert Williams, Samuel Williams, F.W. Johnson, and Lorenzo de Zavala

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Lorenzo de Zavala

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former Mexican cabinet member, state governor, and a firm supporter of federalism