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REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC

UNIT 6. REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC. REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC. SAM HOUSTON OPPOSED THE BUILDING OF THE TEXAS NAVY BECAUSE HE FELT IT WOULD PUT A BURDEN ON THE TEXAS FINANCES. IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC CHIEF BOWLES SUPPORTED SAM HOUSTON AND HIS LEADERSHIP AND JOSE NAVARRO OPPOSED HIM.

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REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC

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  1. UNIT 6 REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC

  2. REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC • SAM HOUSTON OPPOSED THE BUILDING OF THE TEXAS NAVY BECAUSE HE FELT IT WOULD PUT A BURDEN ON THE TEXAS FINANCES. • IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC CHIEF BOWLES SUPPORTED SAM HOUSTON AND HIS LEADERSHIP AND JOSENAVARRO OPPOSED HIM. • IN 1832, MEXICAN FORCES ATTACKED THE TEXANS AT ANAHUAC AT THE TURTLE BAYOU RESOLUTIONS. THE MEXICAN COMMANDER JOHN BRADBURN WHO WAS DISLIKED BY THE COLONISTS WERE ANGRY AND WANTED TO SAY THAT THEY WERE NOT TRAITORS TO MEXICO, BUT WERE AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT OF WHICH BRADBURN WAS A PART.

  3. REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC • THE INVINCIBLE, BRUTUS,INDEPENDENCE, AND ZAVALA WERE THE SHIPS OF THE TEXAS NAVY. THEY CONTRIBUTED TO THE SECURITY OF THE SOUTHEASTERN BORDERS OF TEXAS, SERVED AS A BLOCKADE OF THE MEXICAN COAST IN PROTECTION OF TEXAS AND THEY CAUSED DEBT OF THE NEW NATION. THE SHIPS WERE VULERABLE TO CANNON FIRE DUE TO THEIR DEPENDENCE ON SAILS MANEUVER.

  4. REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC • STEPHEN F. AUSTINS POINT OF VIEW TOWARD INDEPENDENCE FROM MEXICO WAS TO BE THE DEFENDER OF MEXICAN AUTHORITY, DIPLOMAT AND NEGOTIATOR BETWEEN TEXANS AND MEXICAN GOVERNMENT, SUPPORTER AND INSTIGATOR FOR TEXAS INDEPENDENCE AND PARTICIPANT IN THE REVOLUTION.

  5. REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC • FACTS ABOUT JUAN SEGUIN: • HE WAS THE ONLY ADULT TEXAN MALE TO SURVIVE THE BATTLE OF THE ALAMO. • HE WAS A MESSENGER WHO WARN SAM HOUSTON ABOUT THE PROBLEMS IN SAN ANTONIO. • HE STAYED WITH HOUSTON AND SERVED IN THE FINAL BATTLE ENDING THE REVOLUTION.

  6. REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC • FACTS ABOUT MIRABEAU LAMAR: • HE FORCED REMOVAL OF THE CHEROKEE TO OKLAHOMA. • HE COUNCIL HOUSE FIGHT • DEATH OF CHIEF BOWLES

  7. REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC • MIRABEAU LAMAR WAS THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS AND HE SET A TRADE ROUTE TO SANTA FE, BUT AFTER SENDING TROOPS AND MERCHANTS TO THE AREA, HIS EXPEDITION WAS CAPTURED AND TAKEN TO MEXICO CITY AND IMPRISONED. NEGOTIATIONS TO PLACE AND THEY WERE RELEASED; HOWEVER THERE WERE OTHER CONFLICTS WITH MEXICO THAT EVENTUALLY LED TO ANNEXATION TO THE UNITED STATES.

  8. REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC • THE TEXAS CONSTITUTION • PREVENTS THE GOVERNMENT FROM EXPANDING • LIMITS THE GOVERNMENT’S POWER • REQUIRES EXECUTIVE OFFICIALS AND JUDGES TO BE ELECTED BY VOTERS • SPERATES POWER AMONG THREE BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT • PRINCIPLE OF POUPULAR SOVEREIGNTY USES ELECTIONS TO DETERMINE MANY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. • FREEDOM FOR MOST TEXANS TO LIVE AND WORK AS THEY PLEASE BUT NOT EVERY GROUP.

  9. REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC • MOST OF THE TEXAS REVOLUTION BATTLES WERE FOUGHT IN THE COASTAL AND SOUTHERN PART OF TEXAS. • THE LOCATION AND POPULATIONCENTERS WERE INFLUENTIAL IN DETERMINING THE SITE OF BATTLES IN THE TEXAS REVOLUTION. • THE BATTLE OF GONZALES SIGNIFICANTS IN THE REVOLUTIONARY ERA WAS THE PEOPLE STOOD UP TO A DEMAND BY THE MEXICAN ARMY AND DICTATOR, AND GAVE HOPE TO TEXANS THAT THEY COULD DEFEAT THE MEXICANS ARMY AND WIN INDEPENDENCE. • THE ALAMO WAS A BATTLE GROUND DURING THE TEXAS REVOLUTION BECAUSE IT DEFENDED THE ANGLO SETTLEMENTS AGAINST THE MEXICAN ARMY • JAMES FANIN SURRENDERED AND WAS EXECUTED ALONG WITH HIS SOLDIERS AT GOLIAD AT THE BATTLE OF COLETO CREEK.

  10. REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC • THE REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC WAS CONSIDERED THE SIEGE OF THE ALAMO ERA. • 1845 WAS THE YEAR TEXAS WAS ANNEXED BY THE UNITED STATES. • ANSON JONES WASthe 4th PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF TEXASDURING THE TEXAS ANNEXATION TO THE UNITED STATES. • THE MAIN PURPOSE OF THE TEXAS RANGERS IN THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS WAS TO PROTEXT TEXANS FROM AMERICAN INDIANS. • THE LAW OF APRIL 6, 1830 MAIN PURPOSE WAS TO STOP U.S. IMMIGRATION TO TEXAS. • THE MAIN EVENTS OF THE TEXAS REVOLUTION WERE; BATTLE OF GONZALES, FALL OF THE ALAMO, GOLIADMASSACRE AND THE BATTLE OF SAN JACINTO.

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