The Road to Revolution & Steps Toward Independence

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38 Terms

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duty

a tax on imported goods

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commerce

the buying and selling of goods and services

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imported

to bring in goods from foreign countries.

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skirmish

a minor fight, usually during wartime

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resolution

a formal statement of an opinion made by an official group

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delegate

a representative of a group attending a formal meeting

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repeal

to recall or do away with a law

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dictator

a ruler with absolute power

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Who was responsible for the Fredonian Rebellion?

Haden Edwards

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Who wrote a report about the Texas settlers

Mier Y Teran

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Law of April 6, 1830

Passed by the Mexican government stopped immigration to Texas from the U.S.

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Federalists

Supporters of states rights and the Mexican constitution.

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Why was Stephen F. Austin arrested?

for writing a letter encouraging the Texans to set up a separate state government; was considered a rebellious act

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Santa Anna

Mexican dictator

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3 powers of government in Mexico

Army, Catholic Church, Federalist

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How much did the U.S. offer Mexico for Texas?

$1,000,000

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What did Captain Bradburn do that upset the Texans?

He abused his power, took their property and threw people in jail.

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Who replaced Anastacio Bustamante as the president of Mexico in 1833?

Santa Anna

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What was the Coahuila y Tejas?

A result of the Mexican Constitution of 1824, a combination of Texas and Coahuila because there was not enough people in either territory to be granted statehood.

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Why did thousands of Anglos move to Texas in the 1820s?

cheap land

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What did the settlers ask for a the Convention of 1833?

resume immigration & make Texas a separate state

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Mier y Teran was a :

Mexican, General & Patriot

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Who said war was the only option after getting out of jail?

Stephen F. Austin

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Why was Stephen F. Austin arrested?

for writing a letter encouraging the Texans to set up a separate state government; was considered a rebellious act

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bayonet

a knife that can be fixed to the end of a rifle and used as a weapon

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cavalry

soldiers on horseback

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infantry

soldiers who fight on foot

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tactical retreat

an organized pullback of troops from an enemy in order to gain an advantage

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siege

the surrounding of a place in order to force it to surrender

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Where did Ben Milam lead men to?

San Antonio

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Interim President of Republic of Texas

David G. Burnet

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Interim Vice President Republic of Texas

Lorenzo de Zavala

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Leader of the Tejanos

Juan Seguin

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Commander of the Texas Army

Sam Houston

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Texas Declaration of Independence

signed March 2, 1836

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at Washington-on-the-Brazos

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Author of the Texas Declaration of Independence

George Childress