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Study Guide Chapter 10
Includes chapter 9and some U.S. questions.
Constitution of1824
Providedmore local control
FredonianRebellion
Mexicanofficials feared Texans take Texas
Battle of Gonzales
Texanswilling to use force
Law of April 6,1830
Increasedtensions
Stephen F. Austin
Accusedof treason for letter
1833deliver Texans resolutions
Santa Anna
GotTexans support
Calledfor Texas independence
Claimedto support states rights
Honoredall empresarial grants
Violatedconstitution of 1824 led to revolution
1832mexican revolution gave him control of government
Releasedby Sam Houston
William B. Travis
RepresentedU.S. citizens against Mexican officials
Letterwritten in the Alamo
Travisletter the most heroic
PerfectoCoswanted him arrested due to captured Mexican soldiers
The Consultation
Setup provisional govmt
AskU.S. for help
Votedagainst immediate independence
Joel R. Poinsett
BuyTexas from Mexico
Thepoinsettia plant
Galveston Bay
Oftenout of the way
President Guerreroabolished slavery
Toslow immigration from U.S.
John DavisBradburn
Arrestedland commissioner
Forcedsettlers to provide labor and supplies
ArrestedPatrick Jack
Marin Perfecto deCos
1835defeated at Battle of San Antonio
Atascossito Road
Onof two main roads into Texas
James Fannin
Surrenderedat coleto Creek March 20, 1836
March 2, 1836
TexasIndependence Day
Battle of SanJacinto
Texansbeat Santa Anna
Convention of 1836
SamHouston gets army back
Texas Declarationof Independence
Listgrievances
Austinsarrest
Nopublic education
Notrial by jury nor freedom of religion
San Patricio
FrancisJohnson defeated by Urrea
Sam Houston
Firstpresident of Republic of Texas
Andrew Jackson
Indianhater
Elected1828 by support of common man
Spoilssystem reward for support
NativeAmericans hurt by Indian Removal Act
Trailof Tears
Heroof Battle of New Orleans
Farmers,workers and families support him
1828 Election
3times as many vote due to change in voting laws
5 Civilized Tribes
Creek,Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Seminole
Learnedand adopted many white ways