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Road to Mexican Independence

Road to Mexican Independence

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Road to the Mexican Revolution

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In 1804 Spain increases Taxes on the
colonists/people in Texas and Mexico.

-This was to help pay for Spain's war with France

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In 1808 Napoleon and France conquered Spain.
Once they take Spain over Napoleon replaces
the King of Spain with his (Napoleons) brother

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Multiple Choice

Who did Napoleon replace the king of Spain with?

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His brother

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Himself

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Archduke Franz Ferdianad

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Kind Ferdinand

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In 1810 Father Miguel Hidalgo issues a “grito” (Cry of
Dolores) calling for Mexican Independence from Spain.
This begins the Mexican Revolution.

Father Miguel Hidalgo was later captured and executed for
treason in 1811

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Multiple Choice

What speech did Father Miguel Hidalgo give in 1810 that inspired the people of Mexico to fight for their independence from Spain?

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Cry of Goliad

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Cry of Mexico

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Cry of Dolores

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Cry of Hidalgo

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After giving the Cry of Dolores, Father Miguel Hidalgo was eventually arrested by Spain and charged with treason. As punishment for this he was​
by Spain

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In 1812 Jose Gutierrez de Lara creates a rebel army in
Texas to get Texas independence from Spain. This rebel
army was known as “the Republican Army of the North”

-This rebel army went on to capture several cities in Texas
like La Bahia and San Antonio in 1813

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Drag and Drop

was the leader of the ​
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Jose Gutierrez de Lara
Republican Army of the North
Juan de Onate, Spanish Conquistadors
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, Mexican Army
Emiliano Zapata, Zapatista Army

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In August of 1813 the Battle of Medina happens
in Texas. The Rebels (“Republican Army of the
North”) last a big battle south of San Antonio to
Spain. It was the bloodiest (most deadly) battle
ever fought on Texas soil.

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Multiple Choice

What was the deadliest battle to ever happen on Texas soil?

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Battle of Medina

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Battle of the Alamo
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Battle of San Jacinto
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Battle of Fort Worth

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In November of 1813 Jose Morelos convinced
the Mexican congress to officially declare
Mexican Independence from Spain

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Fill in the Blank

When did Mexico officially declare independence from Spain

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The Mexican Revolution was fought between
1813 and 1821. Most of the fighting was on a
small scale until 1820. In 1820 large scale battles
happened in the fight for Mexican Independence.

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In 1821 Mexico officially wins their independence
from Spain. This was because Spain ran out of
money, supplies, and soldiers.

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Fill in the Blank

When did Mexico win their Independence from Spain?

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Multiple Select

Select all of the reasons that Mexico was able to defeat Spain

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Spain ran out of supplies

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Spain ran out of money

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Spain didn't have enough soldiers

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Spain had poor military leadership

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Spain got a new King

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