Texas History review

What happened at Fort Anahuac?

• Texans gathered to find a resolution on Texas independence

• First battle of the Texas Revolution

• Texans established a for

• Texans confronted Mexican soldiers who were raising their taxes.

The State Colonization Law of 1825 benefited Texas because:

• Immigrants to Texas would now have to pay to enter

• It gave cheap land to settlers

• It allowed more immigrants to settle in Texas

• It paired it with the state of Coahuila

Identify this person: General from the Mexican Army who became dictator of Mexico

• Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna

• William B. Travis

• Hayden Edwards

• Baron de Bastrop

Texan settlers approved of The Federal Constitution of 1824 because:

• They wanted a government where power is in the central government

• It declared the only religion of Mexico would be Catholicism

• it paired it with the state of Coahuila

• It allowed states to share power with the central government

What happened at the 1833 Convention?

• Resolutions were written to seek Texas independence.

• Delegates created a proposal to present to the Mexican president

• Mexican soldiers ran out of ammunition

• The Mexicans took away the cannon from the Texans

The Law of April 6, 1830:

• Arrested all the Texan people over age 21

• Required many imports bought from other regions.

• Poor transportation systems

• Ended all immigration to Texas and the Empresario system

Stephen F. Austin was

• The first settler of Texas

• The son of Moses Austin, who established 300 Anglo families in Texas

• The father of Moses Austin, who established Anglo families in Texas

• The dictator of Mexico

Which of the following describes Hayden Edwards

• Successful empresario who brought 300 Anglo families to Texas

• An empresario who brought 400 Mexican families to Texas

• A General from the Mexican army who becanme dictator of Mexico,

• Hayden Edwards was an empresario who began the Fredonia Rebellion against the Mexican government.

Answer explanation

Excellent! The Fredonia Rebellion was the first event of the Road to Texas Revolution!