Unit 4 Flashcards

(48 cards)

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Federal Republic (Elect people)
Catholicism is the official religion
Divided Mexico into 19 states and 4 territories
Created the state of Coahuila y Tejas, merging the two provinces (Texas is NOT a separate state due to the small population)

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Mexican Constitution of 1824 effects

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merging the two provinces (Texas is NOT a separate state due to the small population

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Coahuila y Tejas

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an important American empresario who settled 166 American families and founded the town of Gonzales.

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Green DeWitt

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Land agents that helped recruit and bring in settlers to an area.

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Empresario

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5
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“The Grandfather of Texas”

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Moses Austin

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came up with an idea to bring Anglo-American families to settle in Texas

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Moses Austin

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Moses believed Americans would want to go to Spanish Texas for_______ _____

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CHEAP LAND

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became the first empresario in Texas, when he took over for his father.

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Stephen F. Austin

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“The Father of Texas”

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Stephen F. Austin

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The site Stephen F. Austin chose for his colony

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Between the Colorado and Brazos Rivers

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Stephen F. Austin’s capital city for his colony

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San Felipe de Austin

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Why did Stephen F. Austin choose this site for his colony

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The area had rich soil, access to water, and a warm climate.

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13
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The 300 families from the United States

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“Old Three Hundred”

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14
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White settlers from America

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Anglo Settlers

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conflict between the powerful nations of Great Britain and France for control of North America.

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Seven Years’ War

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Who loses the 7 years war?

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France loses

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Result of the 7 years war

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France loses Louisiana
France is no longer a colonial power in North America
Spain doesn’t need East Texas missions & presidios

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18
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The King’s Inspector

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Marques de Rubi

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19
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Rubi’s Recommendations

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Texas missions be abandoned, except San Antonio & Goliad

All settlers in East Texas were to be moved to San Antonio.

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In 1776, Britain’s 13 colonies in North America rebelled against British rule

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The American Revolution

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Spanish military governor of Louisiana

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Bernardo de Gálvez

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In 1779 _________ founded Nacogdoches

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Gil Y’Barbo

23
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Bernardo de Gálvez aided the Americans in the war effort by

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Allowed American ships to use ports in New Orleans

Gave supplies and money

Led Spanish troops against the British along the coast.

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In 1803, the U.S. purchased the Louisiana Territory from France for $15 million.

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Louisiana Purchase

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Louisiana Purchase effects
The size of the United States just doubled. The United States now shares a border with Texas.
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Neither country will control or patrol this area
Neutral Ground Agreement
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Neutral Ground Agreement Problems
Smugglers, outlaws, and fugitives were safe from legal authority here
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Adams-Onis Treaty effects
The United States gets: Sabine River is the new boundary of Texas Florida Spain gets: U.S. promises to leave Texas alone
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people who go to another country and try to take it over by waging war.
Filibusters
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The First Filibuster
Philip Nolan
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Life was challenging for those living in New Spain because:
Distance: Spain was too far away to help citizens in New Spain. Taxes: Spanish King forced colonists to pay heavy taxes and he took money from their churches. Poverty: Colonists were excluded from the best jobs, the class system kept most of New Spain’s citizens in poverty.
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Grito de Dolores
“A cry of pain”
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Father of Mexican Independence.
Hidalgo
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On September 16, 1810, _______called for Mexican citizens to fight for independence from Spain.
Hidalgo
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traveled to the United States in 1811 to get help freeing Texas from Spanish rule
Gutierrez de Lara
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created the Republican Army of the North.
Gutierrez de Lara and Augustus Magee
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This group captured Nacogdoches, Goliad, and San Antonio. Then they declared Texas independent from Spain
The Republican Army of the North
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“The BLOODIEST Battle in Texas History”
The Battle of Medina
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Commander in The Battle of Medina
General Arredondo
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The Battle of Medina result
Texas remained under Spanish control for another seven years
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Moved to Galveston claiming to support the rebels. BUT… he was more interested in stealing valuable Spanish cargo. He was against Spanish rule
Jean Lafitte
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THE LAST FILIBUSTER IN TEXAS. He was against Spanish rule.
Dr. James Long
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issued a plan to establish a Mexican empire.
Agustin de Iturbide
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Declare Mexico independent from Spain. Mexican people would have equal rights Catholicism would be the official religion of Mexico
Plan de Iguala: (Agustin’s plan)
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Effects of the __________: Spain is no longer in control of Mexico Texas became part of a free Mexico
Treaty of Cordoba
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In______Mexico gets independence
1821
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IN ________ Mexico writes their Constitution
1824
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a Mexican empresario who settled 200 Mexican families in South Texas. He and his wife founded the town of Victoria.
Martin De Leon