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Warm – Up 11/15/12

Warm – Up 11/15/12. What is the difference between a member of the Centalist Party and being a member of the Federalist Party? (Answer in complete sentences). The Fredonian Rebellion. Who : Haden Edwards

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Warm – Up 11/15/12

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  1. Warm – Up 11/15/12 What is the difference between a member of the Centalist Party and being a member of the Federalist Party? (Answer in complete sentences)

  2. The Fredonian Rebellion Who: Haden Edwards What: Edwards and his troops over an area near Nacogdoches and claimed it an free and independent nation. They called it the Republic of Fredonia. Where: Nacogdoches When: 1826 (Dec 16, 1826) Why: Because the land given to Edwards was already claimed by other Mexican families.

  3. The Mier y Terán Report Who: Gen. Don Manuel de Mier y Terán What: Mier y Terán Was sent to tour Texas and write a report about the situation with the Anglo-Settlers. Terán Reported there was a major problem in Texas. Where: All over Texas When: 1827-1828 Why: The Mexican Government was worried about the loyality of the Anglo-settlers in Texas.

  4. The Law of April 6, 1830 Who: The Mexican Congress What: Passed a law that • Canceled all Empresario’s Contracts • Outlawed slavery • Taxed good from the United States Where: Mexico city When: April 6, 1830 Why: As a result of the Mier y Teran Report

  5. Trouble at Anahuac Who: Capt. Juan Bradburn and Mexcian Army What: Bradburn went to rescue 2 people (Travis & Jack) who were imprisoned because they had slaves. - Ended Peacefully Where: Anahuac When: June 1832 Why: To rescue William Travis Patrick Jack

  6. Bloodshed at Velasco Who: John Austin What: John Austin went to collect a cannon for the settlers. A battle broke out between the Anglo-Settlers and the Mexican Army. 1st time settlers attacked and killed Mexican troops. Where: Velasco When: June 26, 1832 (After Anahuac) Why: John Austin went to collect a cannon for the settlers.

  7. Turtle Bayou Resolutions Who: Prominent Texas Colonist What: Some of the colonist tried to explain Velasco & Anahuac. They said that • they supported the Constitution of 1824, • Supported the new leader Gen. Santa Anna. Where: Turtle Bayou When: July 1832 Why: To prevent the Mexican Army from coming to Texas to punish the Anglo-settlers.

  8. Stephen F. Austin Imprisoned Who: Stephnen F. Austin (SFA) What:SFA was sent to Mexico City to pursuade Mexico to make Texas it’s own Mexican State. While in Mexico City, he wrote a letter to the people of Texas. The note was intercepted and he was arrested for treason. Where: Mexico City When: 1833-1835 Why: Austin had written a letter that told the people of Texas that was the only solution to being free.

  9. Santa Anna Abolishes Constitution of 1824 Who: Santa Anna What:Santa Ana abolished (got rid of) the Constitution of 1824 and became the Supreme Dictator and General of Mexico. Where: Mexico City When: April 1835 Why:To keep in power Santa Anna abolished the Constitution of 1824 and became the dictator of Mexico.

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