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The Constitution of 1824
This constitution angered the Texan settlers because the Texan's had no say in the creation and what goes in it. -
Fredonian Rebelion
This happened because Haden Edwards, an empresario, forced people who could not prove that they owned land to leave or to repay him. -
Meir y Teran Report
Meir y Teran was sent to observe the natural resources and to watch the native american. Instead he saw lots of anglo americans. He reported this to Mexico and the mexican government wanted to tighten control on Texas -
Guerrero Decree
The decree angered the Anglo Americans because they would no longer be allowed to have slaves. -
Law of April 6, 1830
This law angered the Texans because it banned slavery and intended to suspend empresario contracts. -
Conflict at Anahuac
Col. Juan Davis Bradburn captured Texan soldiers then the Texas army captured some of his soldiers and offered to trade. Bradburn never followed through. Later Bradburn's supervisor released the prisoners. -
Turtle Bayou Resolutions
The Mexican government wanted to change the constitution of 1824, but the Texans did not like that -
Battle of Velesco
The battle of Velesco was the first case of bloodshed between Mexico and Texas. -
The Convention of 1832
At this convention Stephen F. Austin became president. Among the many things Texans wanted were certain tariff exemptions and modification of the Law of April 6, 1830 -
Convention of 1833
The Convention of 1833 was the day that Santa Anna took over Mexico. -
SFA Goes to Mexico City
SFA Went to mexico to present the petition to repeal the Law of April 6, but instead was arrested. -
The Consulation
The Consultation served as a debate between the opposing factions that wanted to continue a diplomatic relationship between Mexico and the side that wanted to immediately declare
independence.
