Mexican National Era

What is the significance of 1821?

• LaSalle was killed by his own men
• Mexico declared independence from Spain
• Stephen F. Austin was imprisoned in Mexico
• The year of the Fredonian Rebellion 

Who was the 1st Anglo American to get permission to bring settlers to Texas , but he died before he saw his dream come true?

• Moses Austin
• SFA
• Juan Seguin
• Martin De Leon

Mexico's independence in 1821 marked the beginning of a period known as the _____ era.

• Mexican Imperial
• Mexican National
• Texas Colonial
• Spanish Colonial

Mexican National Era ushered in _______________ Colonization 

• Anglo 
• French 
• Dutch 
• Chinese 

What was a requirement to settle in Austin's colony based on the Colonization Law of 1825?

• Develop friendly relationships
• owns slaves
• Catholic conversion, moral Character, Become a loyal Mexican citizen
• MakeTexas it's own state

1821  --> The Spanish Government grants Moses Austin permission to settle TX1821 --> ?????1821 --> SFA created a new colonization plan
What could replace the question marks?

• Mexican Independence from Spain
• Old 300 arrive
• Louisiana purchase is bought

This is a mission system, what does it represent?

• Anglo settlement
• Spanish methods of settlement
• Spanish style of food

1519 was significant to Texas history because in that year—

• the coast of Texas was first mapped by Spanish explorers.

• . Father Antonio de Olivares started the first mission and presidio at San Antonio.

• Mexico achieved its independence from Spain.

• Texas declared its independence from Mexico

What are THREE requirements that Mexico required for settlers moving into Texas Land Grants?

• Occupy and improve the land

• have slaves

• Serve in the Mexican Army for 2 years

• Take Oath of Allegiance

• Become Catholic

How did the State Colonization Law of 1825 contribute to the development of Texas?

• It made English the official language of Coahuila y Tejas.

• It allowed empresarios in Texas to attract settlers by offering them large areas of land.

• It granted American settlers the right to freely worship religions other than Catholicism.

• It transferred land from Mexican settlers to Anglo settlers.