The Road to the Revolution and Republic. Vocabulary  Debt – the amount of money a national government owes.  Delegate – a person who represents others.

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The Road to the Revolution and Republic

Vocabulary  Debt – the amount of money a national government owes.  Delegate – a person who represents others.  Grievance – a complaint.  Revolution – the overthrow of a government by those who are governed  Republic – a nation or state in which people elect representatives to govern them.

Vocabulary  Popular Sovereignty – the source of governmental power lies with the people.  Limited Government – everyone, including all authority figures, must obey the laws.  Separation of Powers – the powers of government are separated between the executive, legislative and judicial branches.  Checks and Balances – the branches of government share powers with the other branches and can check each other’s powers.

Growing Tensions  Tensions between Texas and the Mexican government grew during the 1820s and 1830s  Some Texans believed that separation from Mexico was their only solution

Differences  New settlements resulted in change  Trade expanded and population grew  New Mexican officials put an end to land grants  Many people that owned land grants legitimately could not settle their land because people already lived on it

Fredonian Rebellion  1825  Haden Edwards came to East Texas as an Empresario  But a group of settlers already claimed his land

Fredonian Rebellion…cont.  Mexico sided with the settlers…not Edwards  Edwards led a group of Texans who then claimed independence from Mexico in Nacogdoches  Stephen F. Austin sided with ________ and _________the rebellion Mexico stopped

Mier y Teran Report  1828, because of the Fredonian Rebellion  General Manuel Mier y Teran was sent to inspect Texas  Found that Anglo-Americans outnumbered Mexicans 10 to 1 in North and East Texas

Law of April 6, 1830  After the Mier y Teran report  Mexico stopped immigration from the US into Texas  Set up new presidios (forts)  Discouraged trade

Arrest of Stephen F. Austin  January 1834  SFA was arrested after writing a letter to Texas telling them to create their own government

Questions 1. When the Centralist Party came to power, what changed for the colonists? 2. Why was the Anglo American influence so strong in East Texas in the 1820s? 3. Why did the Mexican government issue the Law of April 6, 1830?