Fabian Texas History Timeline 15-16

  • Period: Jan 1, 1492 to

    Age of Contact

  • Oct 12, 1492

    Christopher Columbus

    Christopher Columbus
    Italian who sailed to Spain
    Claimed the territory for Spain
    He discovered the New World
  • Period: Jan 1, 1498 to

    Texas History

  • Sep 24, 1519

    Cortez

    Cortez
    He lands on Mexico in 1519
    He met the Aztces
    They renamed their capital to Mexico City
  • Dec 25, 1519

    Pineda

    Pineda
    The first to mapped the Coast of Texas
    He is a Spanish explorer
  • Nov 26, 1527

    Cabeza de Vaca

    Cabeza de Vaca
    He shipwrecked near Galveston in 1527
    1st to enter Texas
    Returened to Mexico with good land and treasures
  • Dec 28, 1540

    Cornado

    Cornado
    He was sent to Cibola
    He first see Palo Duro,and The Great Canyons
    Explored much of the panhandle
  • La Salle

    La Salle
    He landed in Texas
    He built Ft.St lois.
    La Salle was killed by his men
    He was French settler
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    Spanish Colonial

  • San Antonio

    SAN ANTONIO WAS ESTABLISHED IN THE MIDWAY POINT OF MEXICO AND THE EAST TEXAS.SAN ANTONIO DE VALERO WOULD BECOME KNOWN AS THE ALAMO.
  • Cry of Dolores

    Hidalgoi calls for Mexico Independence in september
    16 ,1810
  • Battle of Medina

    It was biggest battle ever fought in Texas
  • Adams Onis Treaty

    Natural ground
    Spain=TX
    U.S.=Nuetral Ground and Florida
    Signed on February 22 1819
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    Mexican National

  • Treaty of Cordabo

    Agustín de Iturbide, general of the Mexican Army of the Three Guarantees, and Juan O’Donojú, captain general of New Spain and representative of the Spanish Crown, signed the Treaty of Córdoba
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    Revolution And Republic

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    Early State Hood

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    Cotton,Cattle,and Rail Roads

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    Civil War And Reconstruction

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    Age of Oil

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    Great Deppression And World War ll

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    Civil Right And Conservatism

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    Contemporary Texas