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Texas' Disputed Territory

Texas' Disputed Territory

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Social Studies

4th Grade

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Katherine R

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9 Slides • 13 Questions

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Texas' Disputed Territory

What happened next?

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Poll

Do you think Texas and Mexico were on friendly terms after the Texas Revolution?

Yes

No

3

CORRECT!

They were not happy with each other. Remember the Public and Private Treaties of Velasco?

4

Public Treaty

  • Santa Anna agreed to end the war

  • He promised to never attack Texas again

  • POW's were released

  • ***Mexican Army was to leave over the Rio Grande River***

5

Private Treaty

  • Santa Anna was to be released after conditions met

  • Santa Anna promised to never invade Texas again

  • Texas was recognized as a free nation

  • ***Rio Grande River would become the official border of Mexico and Texas***

6

Multiple Select

Which of the following Treaty agreements were approved by the Mexican Government?

1

Mexico will end the war

2

Mexico will never attack Texas again

3

Mexican Army will leave beyond the Rio Grande

4

POW's released

5

None of the Above

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MEXICO was MAD!

- They decided Santa Anna didn't have the right to make a treaty

- Santa Anna said he was FORCED to sign the treaty

- Mexico NEVER agreed to the terms set by Santa Anna and Texas

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Disputed Territory

Since Mexico refused to acknowledge Texas as a country, and Texas insisted that the Treaty of Velasco was true, there was a lot a disagreement between the two countries about the border.

9

Multiple Choice

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What territory is indicated by the letter A

1

Mexico

2

Texas

3

United States

4

Disputed Territory

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Multiple Choice

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What territory is indicated by the letter B on the map?

1

Mexico

2

Texas

3

United States

4

Disputed Territory

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Multiple Choice

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What territory is indicated by the letter C on the map?

1

Mexico

2

Texas

3

United States

4

Disputed Territory

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Multiple Choice

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What territory is indicated by the letter D on the map?

1

Mexico

2

Texas

3

United States

4

Disputed Territory

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Multiple Choice

Does the dark green or the light green look more like the State of Texas as we know it?

1

Dark Green

2

Light Green

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Disputed Territory

  • Mexico finally admitted Texas was a country (they were mostly afraid of the US if they didn't)

  • Mexico thought that the Texas border was at the Colorado River (dark green)

  • Texas believed their border was at the Rio Grande (light green)

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Open Ended

Why do you think Mexico did not agree with Texas when it came to the border?

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Multiple Choice

What did Texas consider the border between Texas and Mexico?

1

Colorado River

2

Rio Grande River

3

Brazos River

4

San Antonio

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Multiple Choice

What did Mexico consider the border between Texas and Mexico?

1

Colorado River

2

Rio Grande River

3

Brazos River

4

San Antonio

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Open Ended

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Looking at the map, what would you be worried about if you were Texas?

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Open Ended

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Looking at the map, what would you be worried about if you were Mexico?

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Open Ended

Do you think Mexico and Texas continued to have conflict between each other? Why or why not?

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