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unit 4 vocab

QuestionAnswer
Patriot a person who holds a deep loves for his or her country
Garrison millitary post
Resolution a Formal act or decision agreed to by a group of people
reform a change that results in an inportant
tariff a Tax on inportant and exported goods
Federal System a system in which separate states form a national government and holds most of the power , while the national Government holds less power
Central Government a form of Government in which the national government hold most of the power and the states have less
Delegate individuals who are chosen to speak for a particular group
ayuntamiento the Spanish term for the local city government
legislature the branch of the federal and Texas government that make laws
committees of safety and correspondence local group that told people what was going on in their community during the Texas and Amercian Revolution
dictator a ruler who has complete power over a country
Alcalde a Mexican offical, much like a mayor
compromise an agreement in which each side gives up of some of what they want in order to gain something importa
Provisonal Government a tempary government used until an offical one can be establish
Regular army a Force of full time soldiers who serve a set period of time
Siege a millitary strategy in which an army surrounds a town or fort, bombardsit, and it waits for the ememy to surrender
cavalry soldiers on horse back
infantry soldiers trained and armed to fight on foot
culture the customs ,ideas beliefs, and skills of people
Juan Seguin a Tejano leader that choose to fight on foot
reinforcements extra soldiers sent to a place to make the forces there stronger
bayonets a long blade that can be attached to the end of a gun
barracks a building in which soldiers lives
tactical retreat an organized pullback of troops from an ememy in order to gain an advantg
atrocity a cruel act or brutal act
James Fannin leader of the volunteer army in the Texas revolution
ratify to approve
bicameral made up of two house; the Senate & House
unitary undivided
Ad Interim temporary
George Cambell Childress writer of the Republic of texas Constitution and declaration of indepence
protege someone who recives support and guidance from another person in order to learn a skill or postion
courier a messenger sent to a urgent mission
skirmish a brief fight between two small groups
war council a metting of army leaders to plan a course of action for a battle
siesta a brief nap or rest taken after the afternoon
insitution loan money lent by a bank t buisnees
Manifest destiny belief that the united states had the right to expand to the Pacific ocean
negotigate to reach a agreement through comprise
renege to back out of an agreement
adjutant a staff offiers who assists the commanding offiier
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna Mexican director
cabient in government a group of people who takes chrage of certain duties
foreign poilcy a government plans to deal with issues outside pf the country
domestic poilcy a government plans to issues inside the country
interest the price paid for the use of borrwed money
archive collections of important public documents such as consitutions and other public records
chief bowles
Edwin Moore
currency the money used in a country
joint resolution an act og both houses of Congress that has power over the law
veteran person who once served in the ar
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