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declaration of independence
The Declaration of Independence, adopted by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776. was when the alamo in san antonio was undersige by santa anna army of mexico -
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Fredonian Rebellion
In Texas history was an attempt to make Texas independent from Mexico. Led by impresario Haden Edwards. he declared independence in 1821. -
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Mier y teran report
In 1829 in his report to the Mexican government, Mier y Teran recounts that the Americans living in the Nacagadoches area outnumbered Mexicans by 1 to 10 -
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Law of April 6, 1830
.All immigration from the us would end
.no more empresarios grants for americans
.no new slaves could be brought to texas
.land grants would be given out only to mexican and european settelers
.tax or custom duty must be paid on all good from the us
. soldiers would be sent into texas to enforce these laws -
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turtle bayou resolution
supported Antonio lopez de santa ana
santa ana promised to uphold the constitution of 1821 -
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battle of san antonio
the battle of san Antonio was the first military action in the texas revolution for independence. -
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battle of gonzales
The battle of Gonzales had a baner with text that said "come and take it" -
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capture of San Antonio
The capture of San Antonio became the first major attack of the Texas Revolution. To October until early December 1835 a group of Texan volunteers laid, to a Mexican army in San Antonio . -
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siege of the alamo
Sam Houston was a newly appointed comander
santa anna said to take no prisiners -
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runaway scrape
it happend in east texas
it took hold in janary of that yearin san antonio as new spread that santa ana was approaching the rio grande -
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massacre of goliad
Mexican forces under general antonio lopez de santa ana
1400 man army led by santa ana
santa ana had 3 death wishes
.shot in the chest
.given christian burial
. have his wach sent to his fam. -
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treaty of valesco
texas pres. David. G. Burnet
on may 14 santa ana sighed two peace treaties whit treaty