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Texas Annexation (1819)

Americans come to Texas Spanish owned Then, Mexico declared its independence  increased american settlement in texas American settlers allowed in, but must become Mexican citizens and join catholic church

Rising tensions Between tejanos (texans of Mexican descent) and settlers American complaints: 1. Documents in Spanish 2. Slavery outlawed Tejano complaint: 1. Settlers not becoming Mexican citizens

The Alamo – Texans rebel Texans took over a mission, the Alamo. Mexicans demanded Texans surrender. Texans outnumbered. ALL dead. Made Texans mad, call for revenge.

Texans win independence “remember the Alamo” – Texans surprise attack on Mexican camp. Mexicans retreat out of Texas. Lone Star Republic Annex? Slavery issue – North = No South = yes After 10 years, Polk annexed Texas

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