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What transaction doubled the size of the United States in 1803?

Louisiana Purchase

Name the first provision of the Adams Onis Treaty.

Eastern border of Spanish Tx was set at the Sabine River

Name the second provision of the Adams Onis Treaty

Spanish Florida was ceded to the United States

Name the third provision of the Adams Onis Treaty

The United States promised not to take any other Spanish territory

Name three filibusters in Tx

Philip Nolan; Augustus Magee; James Long

Why are the filibusters important, even though they failed at their attempts to control Texas?

Their attempts encouraged other US citizens to come to Texas

Did any of the filibusters we discussed survive their expeditions?

No

Who is known as the Mother of Texas because of her ability to weather personal tragedy and pioneer life?

Jane Long

Why did Moses Austin first come to Texas?

Settle a colony and pay off his debt

Why was Moses Austin not able to fulfill his dream of colonizing Texas?

He became ill with pneumonia and died.

Who eventually carried out Moses Austin's plan?

His son, Stephen Fuller Austin

What two events occurred in 1821?

-Mexico gained its independence from Spain

-Stephen F Austin began anglo colonization in Texas


Where did Stephen F Austin go to recruit colonists?

New Orleans

What kind of people did Stephen F Austin recruit to colonize Texas?

-People willing to accept hard times


-People who were able to provide for themselves


-People of good character

Stephen F Austin's first group of settlers were called:

The Old Three Hundred

What problems faced Austin's first colony?

-Drought


-Karankawa


Quitters

Who is known as the Father of Texas?

Stephen F Austin

Texas was a part of what Mexican state?

Coahuila y Tejas

Moses Austin, Stephen F Austin and Martin de Leon were all:

empresarios

What industries began to flourish in Texas in the early 1800's?

cotton and cattle

What does G.T.T. mean?

Gone to Texas and it represented that someone had taken the opportunity to start a new life in Texas.

Why did people move to Texas?

-To seek adventure


-To escape problems in the US


-For cheap land

What was Stephen F Austin's most significant accomplishment?

He founded the first significant anglo colony in Texas

If Spanish settlers came to Texas to establish missions, why did Anglo settlers come to Texas?

Chap land grants

What is a states' rights constitution?

A constitution in which more power is given to the state government

Did Texas settlers support the Mexican Constitution of 1824?

Yes

What did Haden and Benjamin Edwards take over during the Fredonian Rebellion?

The Old Stone Fort near Nacogdoches

How did the Fredonian Rebellion make Mexican officials feel about anglo settlers?

It confirmed their fears that anglo settlers were trying to take over Texas.

What did Mier y Teran report about East Texas?

The United States had too much influence in East Texas.

List the provisions of the Law of April 6, 1830

-Raised taxes on US goods coming into Mexico


-outlawed immigration from the US


-Put more troops in East Tx to enforce the law


-Cancelled all unfulfilled land grants


-Slaves could no longer be brought into Mexico

Why did Texas settlers protest at Anahauc?

Mexican officials had violated the Mexican Constitution of 1824

What was the outcome of the incident at Anahauc?

Col. Jose de las Piedras traveled to Anahauc and released Travis and Jack and dismissed Bradburn

List the provisions of the Turtle Bayou Resolutions

-Stated that the Texans were loyal supporter of the Mexican Constitution of 1824


-Condemned the violations of the Constitution by President Bustamante


-Encouraged others to support the patriots fighting under Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna

Why did the Texans write the Turtle Bayou Resolutions?

To explain the reason the Texans took up arms against Mexican soldiers at Anahauc

Why was the Battle of Velasco important?

It was the first time shots were fired between Texans and Mexican forces.

How did the Battle of Velasco end?

The Mexican soldiers ran out of ammunition and surrendered.

Was the Battle of Velasco the beginning of the Texas Revolution? Why or why not?

No. Because Mexican officials were busy in Mexico City with Santa Anna's attempt to take over the government.

What were the petitions of the Convention of 1832?

-Pledged support for the Mexican Constitution of 1824


-Asked for repeal for the Law of April 6, 1830


-Asked for more protection from American Indians


-Asked for creation of public schools


-Asked to have Coahuila y Tejas divided and have territorial governments

How was the Convention of 1833 different from the Convention of 1832?

They drafted a constitution for the new Mexican state of Texas

How did the actions of the Texas delegates at the Convention of 1833 appear to the Mexican government?

These actions looked like rebellion to the Mexican government

Why was Stephen F Austin arrested and jailed?

For sending a letter to the Texans telling them to prepare to become a separate Mexican state.

Why did Texans place a flag on a cannon during the Battle of Gonzalez?

To dare the Mexican Army to try to "Come and Take It"

How is the Battle of Gonzalez important to the Texas Revolution?

-It showed that the Texans were willing to fight and defy the Mexican government


-It is considered the beginning of the Texas Revolution