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Causes of the Revolt The Texas Revolution The Aftermath

Westward Movement Americans “wanted” to expand to the West Americans especially in the Southern region “wanted” to expand slavery Americans “wanted” to expand their type of civilization and Christianity to “lesser people”

A History of Texas Americans are invited to settle the region of Tejas by the Mexican government in 1821 under the empresario system they are required to become Mexican citizens By 1830 Americans outnumber native Mexicans Disagreements will arise over slavery, religion and language

Causes of the Texas Revolution Racism- Both sides feel that they are better than one another Cultural Differences- Mexicans are Christians and speak Spanish; Anglos refuse to learn Mexican culture

Causes of the Texas Revolution Slavery- Mexico had outlawed slavery in 1830 but Anglos continue to bring them

Santa Anna Mexican president who seeks to put down Texas Revolution and gain power over Mexico He orders the siege of the Alamo The purpose of executing survivors was to end rebellion

The Mexican Response The Mexican Government passes the Law of April 6, 1830 to stop Anglos from immigrating to Texas

William B. Travis South Carolinian who flees to Texas after abandoning his family Practices law and becomes a leading voice in the rebellion against Mexico Becomes the commander at the Alamo and is killed at its siege on March 6, 1836

The Alamo, March 6 1836 Siege of Texian forces led by William Travis and Jim Bowie, Feb 23-March 6, 1836 Close to 187 Texians and Tejanos fight a Mexican army of 2,000 men at the Alamo mission All Texians are killed and the Alamo becomes a symbol of heroism and rallies Texians to fight

Sam Houston Virginian who makes Texas his home Commander of Texan army who overtakes Santa Anna’s army at San Jacinto, Texas and gives Texas independence from Mexico

San Jacinto, April 21, 1836 April 21, 1836 forces led by Houston defeat tired Mexican forces under Santa Anna Fighting lasted 20 minutes but slaughter continues until evening over 630 Mexicans killed Massacre is revenge driven for the Alamo and Goliad

Treaty of Velasco, May 14, 1836 Treaty gives Texas its independence and also the boundary between Mexico and Texas is established Texas argues that Rio Grande is boundary but Mexico argues that it is the Nueces River This will come back and haunt both countries

Texas Becomes A Republic Republic:a form of government in which people elect representatives to govern them Texas eventually will be annexed by the United States and become the 28th state of the United States Annexation: the process of making a territory part of a nation