Main Ideas Activities 12.1 - The Early Republic

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Mexicans would return captured property. Options: A—public Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco, B—secret Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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public Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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Santa Anna would push for Mexican recognition of the Rio Grande as Mexico’s border with Texas. Options: A—public Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco, B—secret Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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secret Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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Santa Anna would try to persuade Mexico’s leaders to recognize Texas independence. Options: A—public Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco, B—secret Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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secret Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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Santa Anna would not take up arms against Texas.

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public Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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officially ended the war and made Texas independent.

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public Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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Santa Anna would be released immediately. Options: A—public Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco, B—secret Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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secret Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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Santa Anna would be returned to Mexico. Options: A—public Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco, B—secret Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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public Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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all Mexican forces would withdraw beyond the Rio Grande.

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public Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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prisoners would be returned to their homes. Options: A—public Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco, B—secret Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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public Treaty (written agreement) of Velasco

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All Mexicans fled Texas after the Battle of San Jacinto. True or False?

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False