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Unit 5 EOY PINER

Texas Independence

QuestionAnswer
Federalists Less power for central government and more power to the states
Centralists More power to central government less power to the states.
Turtle Bayou Resolutions Texans declare loyalty to Mexico and Constitution of 1824. Side with federalist Santa Anna.
Convention of 1833 Stephen F. Austin elected to represent Texas and deliver and discuss resolutions for Texas statehood.
Meir y Teran Report This report or suggestions led to the Law of April, 6 1830 ending US immigration into Mexico.
Law of April 6, 1830 Stopped US immigration into Mexico, taxes on foreign goods, and land grants for Mexican and Europeans.
Battle of Gonzales Oct. 2, 1835, first shots are fired in the Texas Revolution.
The Grass Fight Edward Burleson commanded attack on Mexican cavalry and mule train. Thought to have gold/silver in packs, but ended up grass.
Army of the People Stephen F. Austin was elected to command; voluntary based, 300 men.
Army of Texas Commanded by Sam Houston
Ben Milam A Texas empresario, He believed that a major victory at San Antonio was vital to the cause of Texas independence. Battle lasted 4 days, and was one of two Texans killed.
David Burnet First Ad Interim president of Texas.
William Travis Commander at the Alamo. Killed in battle.
James Bowie Alamo defender. Killed in battle.
April 21, 1836 Battle of San Jacinto
James Fannin Commander of troops at Goliad. Dies in the Goliad Massacre.
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna Ignores the Constitution of 1824 and uses Mexican military to declare himself dictator of Mexico.
Ad Interim For the time between.
Duties Taxes
Parley A brief truce between enemies so both parties can discuss issues.
Commitee of correspondence A local group formed to share political and military information with other communities.
"Come and Take It" flag symbolizes this right? Protection
What two decisions did delegates at the Convention of 1835 have to make? War and Peace.
Campaign Military or political operation.
Siege A military blockade of a city fortress.
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