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Second Six Weeks CAT
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What did imperial and national colonization laws do for the colonies? | Allowed the states to regulate them. |
| What colony created an explosion in the population in Texas? | Austin's Colony |
| What did the Mier y Teran report include? | 1.) Increase trade between Mexico and Texas 2.) More control over Texas with the military 3.) European and Mexican immigration is encouraged |
| What law threatened the prosperity of Texas? | Law of April 6, 1830. |
| What two events happened in 1821? | 1.) Stephen F. Austin established a colony 2.) Mexico gained its independence |
| Which event explains the rebel attacks at Anahuac? | Turtle Bayou Resolutions |
| What did the Mexican Federal Constitution include? | 1.) Elect Politicians 2.) Have Liberty 3.) Possess Property |
| In what order did these events occur? (Austin's arrest, Mier y Teran Report, Fredonian Rebellion, Law of April 6, 1830) | 1.) Fredonian Rebellion 2.) Meir y Teran Report 3.) Law of April 6, 1830 4.) SFA arrested |
| What era did empresario's bring settlers to Texas? | Mexican National Era |
| Who brought three hundred settlers to Texas? | Stephen F. Austin |
| What region was Austin's colony located in? | Gulf Coastal Plains |
| What happened to Stephen F. Austin after his letters were intercepted by the Mexican Government? | He was arrested because Mexican citizens did not have protections of freedom of speech and press. |
| Which event led to law of April 6, 1830? | Mier y Teran report |
| What year did Texas declare independence? | 1836 |
| Which battle was the "Come and Take It" flag used to instigate the first battle of the Texas Revolution? | Battle of Gonzales |
| What years do we see increased tension between Texas and Mexico? | 1826-1834 |
| What did Stephen F. Austin put in his letter he sent to San Antonio? | Texas should establish its own temporary state government. |
| How did an empresario advertise their land? | Telling the people of the fertile soil |