Unit 3: End of Spanish Rule in Texas

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Why do you think empires eventually come to an end?

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Do you think Spain should be concerned about the rapidly growing United States?

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• no

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What did all of these filibusters have in common?

• take land from Spain or cause trouble for different reason

• gain religious freedom

• Start a war with the United States

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Poll

What do you think was the result of the Battle of
Medina?

• Spain's brutality towards the rebels inspired others to join the rebellion

• The rebellion was crushed in Texas forever

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Drag and Drop

The 3 reasons Mexico decided to declare independence from Spain include:

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poor communication from government to citizens

Political Corruption

Economic and social division

Santa Anna executed Texas citizens

Spanish King threw aside Constitution

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