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Constitution of 1824
Which was similar to the United States Constitution but resembled more the Spanish Constitution of 1824. -
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Turtle Bayou Resolutions
Texas rebels learned the Federalist army won a major victory under the leadership of Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. They sided with the Federalist caused by making the first Bayou Resolution. -
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The Consultation
Debate between the opposing factors that wanted to continue diplomatic relations with Mexico, led by Stephen F. Austin and the side that wanted independence, led by William Warthon and Henry Smith. -
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Fredonian Rebellion
The Fredonian Rebellion was a dispute between the Mexican government and the Edwards brothers, Haden and Benjamin. -
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Mier Y Teran Report
Their job was o observe the natural resources and the Indians, to discover the number and attitudes of the Americans living there, and had to determine the United States-Mexico boundary between the Sabine and the Red rivers. -
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Gverrrero Deggree
The degree reached Texas on October 16, but the political chief withheld its publication because its violation of the colonization laws with guarantee settlers security for their person and property. -
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Conflict at Anahuac
Came to mouth of Trinity River on Galveston Bay with orders to establish a garrison and town on October 26, 1830. -
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Convention of 1832
It were resolutions requesting the extension of tariff exemptions, modification of the law to permit more general immigration from the United States, donation of government lands for the maintenance of primary schools. -
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Law of April 6, 1830
Made to stop so many immigrants from the United States to Texas. Came as a result of the warning, Meir Y Teran Report. -
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Stephen F. Austn goes to Mexico City
Deliver the petitions to Mexico City. Argue for their approval. Persuaded the government to repel the law of April 6, 1830. -
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Battle of Velasco
The first case of bloodshed in the relations between Texas and Mexico. -
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Convention of 1833
Met at San Felipe on April first,the day that Santa Anna took control of Mexico. About 56 delegates were there, including a new delegate from Nacogdoches, Sam Houston.