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Mexican American War

Mexico in 1821

Empresarios Land Agents

Stephen F. Austin

“Texas’s Old Three Hundred” Initial 297 land grants Each family received: 177 inexpensive acres of farmland 15,000 acres for stock grazing 10 year exemption from paying taxes

The Rio Grande

“Gone to Texas”

Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna

Texas Revolution -- 1836

Lt. Colonel William Travis

The Alamo

Jim Bowie & Davy Crockett

The Alamo 12 day siege – February 23, 1836 – March 6, 1836 Santa Anna & army attack the rebels in the Alamo All 187 defenders & hundreds of Mexicans died—as many as 1,500

Texans declared their independence from Mexico March 2, 1836 Texans declared their independence from Mexico

Sam Houston

Remember the Alamo

Treaty of Velasco

Republic of Texas

Texas Becomes a State December 29, 1845 28th state in the Union

Moving Towards War

John Brown

John Brown’s Raid on Harper’s Ferry—October 16, 1859

Harper’s Ferry

John Brown’s Execution

Election of 1860 – Abraham Lincoln’s Campaign Poster

Election of 1860 – Electoral Votes

Presidential Election Results Popular Vote Electoral Vote

South Carolina Secedes – December 20, 1860

Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederacy

Lincoln’s Oath of Office – March 4, 1861

Federal Property Property belonging to the United States government: Post Offices, Armories, etc.

Fort Sumter, South Carolina—April 12, 1861

Major Robert Anderson, Ft. Sumter’s Commander

General P.G.T. Beauregard, Confederate Army

Captain Abner Doubleday

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