Download - Topic 18 Chapter 11, Section 2. Settlers move to Texas SSteven Austin was paid and brought over by an empresario of the newly formed Mexican Government.

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Topic 18Chapter 11, Section 2

Settlers move to Texas Steven Austin was paid

and brought over by an empresario of the newly formed Mexican Government to start the Texas Colony.

There were 300 families that came and settled.

Colony was very successful and many others came.

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Texans gone Wild

Settlers had a difficult time following the rules: Convert to Catholic No slaves

1830 – Mexican Government bans any more American settlement.

Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna takes over and attempts to settle the Texas issue.

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Texas Declares Independence

Skirmishes began October 1835.

March 2, 1836 Texas declares independence.

Government modeled after US, except that slavery was legal in the constitution.

Sam Houston becomes head of army.

Santa Anna really ticked off!

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Battle at the Alamo

One of the battles took place outside of San Antonio at this old abandoned mission.

Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie and about 200 others fought against the Mexican Army.

Fought for two weeks, but ultimately ALL 200+ Texans were killed!

At the next battle (Goliad) Santa Anna killed all 350 prisoners!

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Battle of San Jacinto

Houston rallied his troops to attack the Mexican camp with the battle cry, “REMEMBER THE ALAMO!!”

Texans win this battle and capture Santa Anna – he was forced to sign a treaty giving Texas its Independence.

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The Republic of Texas

Sam Houston – President

Stephen Austin – Secretary of State

Created Houston as capital city.

Encouraged American settlement.

Andrew Jackson, France and Britain all recognized Texas’ independence by 1840.

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Mexican relations

Texas Rangers are established to protect the border, because Mexicans were still bitter over the loss.

It takes Mexican government until 1844 to recognize Texas as an independent country and sign a peace treaty.

They remain confrontational toward white settlement in the west.

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