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Chapter 10 Section 2

Chapter 10 Section 2. THE TEXAS REVOLUTION. 10. Who was Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla?. Father Hidalgo led a Mexican revolt against Spain in 1810 but was defeated. 11. What changed in Mexico in 1821?. 2.

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Chapter 10 Section 2

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  1. Chapter 10 Section 2 THE TEXAS REVOLUTION

  2. 10. Who was Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla?

  3. Father Hidalgo led a Mexican revolt against Spain in 1810 but was defeated.

  4. 11. What changed in Mexico in 1821?

  5. 2 Inspired by Hidalgo’s legacy, Mexicans started a rebellion that eventually lead to their independence from Spain in 1821

  6. 12. Who were empresarios?

  7. 3 Empresarios were agents who brought settlers to Texas. The new Mexican government paid the agents in land.

  8. 13. What did STEPHEN F. AUSTIN do between 1821 and 1827?

  9. Stephen Austin was an empresario who started a colony on the lower Colorado River in 1822

  10. 4 Austin encouraged 297 families move to Texas between 1821 and 1827 Known as the “old three hundred”

  11. In exchange for free land, settlers had to obey Mexican laws- but most ignored them In 1830 Mexico banned further settlement by Americans

  12. 14. By 1830, which country has the largest percentage of settlers in Texas?

  13. 5 By 1830 the Americans outnumbered the Tejanos 6 to 1 Total population was around 30,000 people now

  14. 15. Who was ANTONIO LOPEZ de SANTA ANNA?

  15. SANTA ANNA was the President of Mexico at the time Santa Anna – President of Mexico

  16. 16. When does Texas declare their independence from Mexico?

  17. On March 2, 1836, Texas declared their independence from Mexico The Texas War for Independence had begun

  18. 17. When war breaks out who is placed in charge of the Texas army?

  19. 8 When war breaks out in Texas in 1836- SAM HOUSTON is placed in charge of the Texas army Sam Houston

  20. 18. Describe the BATTLE OF THE ALAMO.

  21. 9 Mexican soldiers trapped the Texans in an old mission called the Alamo

  22. 9 After 12 days of fighting, the Mexican soldiers had 1,800 men charge the Alamo The Texans then ran out of ammunition

  23. THE BATTLE OF THE ALAMO

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  25. The Alamo is still an icon for Texas today - the 2004 Final Four logo includes the outline of the Alamo

  26. When the Mexican soldiers took the Alamo, all the Texans had fought to the death A total of 187 Texans were killed in the battle The Alamo became one of the most important battle sites of the Texas Revolution

  27. 19. Why does the size of the TX army increase after the Alamo and the Battle at Goliad?

  28. The battles of the Alamo and Goliad made the Texans upset and many signed up to fight Mexico

  29. 20. Which battle gives Texas their independence?

  30. The Texans won the BATTLE OF SAN JACINTO and Santa Anna signed a treaty giving Texas their independence

  31. 21. What is the LONE STAR REPUBLIC?

  32. The LONE STAR REPUBLIC officially became an independent nation in 1836

  33. TEXAS INDEPENDENCE MEETING

  34. 22. Who is named president of this new nation?

  35. The President of the Lone Star Republic was SAM HOUSTON He was easily elected in a vote

  36. 23. Why did some Americans not want to make TX a new state in the U.S.?

  37. President Jackson & many Northerners were worried that if Texas became a state it would shift the power of balance to slave states

  38. 24. How long did TX stay independent?

  39. Texas was independent for 9 years before becoming part of the U.S. in 1845

  40. THE END

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