Causes of Texas Revolution

Which of the followed was NOT a recommendation from the Mier y Teran Report (pick two)

• Soldiers are needed to occupy Texas to enforce Mexican law. 

  
  

• Colonists were encouraged to practice whatever religion they chose

  
  

• More trade with Mexico than the United States

  
  

• More immigration from Mexico and Europe than the United States. 

  
  

• More enslaved people should be imported to help grow the economy

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Which was an the event that was a conflict between Haden Edwards and the Mexican Government?

• Law of April 6, 1820

• Fredonian Rebellion

• Arrest of Stephen F. Austin

• The Siege of the Alamo

Which event was a result of the Mier y Teran Report

• Turtle Bayou Resolution

• Mexican Constitution 1824

• Law of Aril 6, 1830

• Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

Why would Anglo-Americans support the Mexican Constitution of 1824 for Texas Statehood

• It gave unlimited authority to the central government

  
  

• It supported the principle of federalism

  
  

• It reduced their debt in the U.S. 

  
  

• It promoted the institution of slavery in Mexico

Which Principle of the Constitution was violated by the creation of the national religion of Mexico as Catholicism in the Mexican Constitution

• Individual Rights

• Federalism

• Popular Sovereignty

  
  

• Republicanism

There were four main causes of the Texas Revolution. The first was when Haden Edwards planned to declare independence after his empresario contract was canceled. Worried Mexican officials led to investigation was known as the ​ (a)   . The second event leading to Texas Revolution was ​ (b)   This Recommended limiting Anglo influence in Texas. Encouraged increasing trade between Texas and Mexico and to deploy more soldiers. The third event leading to the Texas Revolution was the ​ (c)   . This Banned American immigration to Texas. Also implemented custom duties on all imports from the U.S. and made it illegal to import slaves. The final even leading to the Texas Revolution was the ​ (d)   . Declared that the events at Anahuac were not a rebellion , but were people defending their rights.

• Fredonian Rebellion
• Mier y Teran Report
• Law of April 6, 1830
• Turtle Bayou Resolution