Ike Texas History - Camino A La Revolucion De Texas

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escaramuza

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skirmish [short battle]

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Establishment of Catholic missions & presidios

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Spanish Colonial Era

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Stephen F Austin & Old 300

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Mexican Colonial Era

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The battle that started the Texas Revolution

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Battle of Gonzales

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Believed power belonged to state governments

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States rights supporters

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"Come and take it"

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Flag from the Battle of Gonzales

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Fredonian Rebellion;

Law of April 6; Mier y Teran report

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Events leading up to the Texas Revolution

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Haden Edwards

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Leader of Fredonian Rebellion

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Raised taxes, outlawed slavery, closed borders

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Law of April 6, 1830

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Settlers rebelled in this city and tried to declare it independent of Mexico.

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Nacogdoches

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Document in which colonists resolve to support Santa Anna

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Turtle Bayou Resolutions

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Reason for Stephen F Austin's visit to Mexico

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To meet with Santa Anna about the demands of the colonists.

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Reason for Stephen F. Austin's arrest

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Wrote a letter suggesting Texas separate from Coahuila.

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What the Mexican government wanted the colonists to return to them.

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The cannon at Gonzales

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Mier y Teran was concerned about the increasing _________ influence in Texas.

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U.S.

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How many more Anglo settlers than Mexicans living in Texas when Mier y Teran visited?

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Ten times more

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Texan colonists' reaction to Law of April 6, 1830

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Anger

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Battle of Gonzales; Battle of the Alamo

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Revolution and Republic Era

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Settlers are ignoring laws against trading with the U.S.

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One of the conclusions of Mier y Teran's Report

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An important effect of the Mier y Teran report

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Mexican officials pass the Law of April 6, 1830