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Your Daily Brain Buster A man is on an island with no food and no water. Yet he doesn’t fear for his life. Why? Have some yes or no questions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-j6FP0qjwqA

Welcome Back!! Brain Buster Consent For SDUSD Survey Texas Notes (pg 104) Texas State Marker (pg 105)

A little background Andrew Jackson invades Florida, with out permission…kinda “I’ll take care of it.” White settlers in Georgia asked the government to help stop Indian raids from Florida

A little background Jackson invades Florida without permission. The Message to Spain is “Govern, or Get out” Spain agrees to get out and the U.S. purchases Florida for $5M And…. “I’ll take care of it.”

We agree to honor Spain’s long time claim to Texas…. Hahahahahahahaha

Texas Settlers in Texas Mexico won independence from Spain in 1821

Texas Settlers in Texas Mexico won independence from Spain in 1821 Mexicans let Americans move in to control Native Americans. “Sweet! We could use the land for farming!” “You Americans can come in and settle in Texas”

Texas Settlers in Texas Mexico won independence from Spain in 1821 Mexicans let Americans move in to control Native Americans.

“You must agree to some terms if you want to bring people to Texas.” C. Stephen F. Austin 1. Led 300 families to Texas in 1821 2. 20,000 Americans in Texas by 1830 “Deal” “You must agree to some terms if you want to bring people to Texas.”

D. Mexicans enforced unpopular laws 1 D. Mexicans enforced unpopular laws 1. Texans must practice Catholicism 2. No Slavery Spanish only

Tejanos complaints about White Settlers: American Settlers had come to Texas illegally Settlers had no respect for Mexican culture Settlers had no intention of becoming citizens

D. Mexicans enforced unpopular laws 1 D. Mexicans enforced unpopular laws 1. Texans must practice Catholicism 2. No Slavery 3. Closed border in 1830

II. Conflict with Mexico A II. Conflict with Mexico A. General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna (Dictator) 1. Jails S. Austin for attempting negotiations of Texas. 2. Austin’s followers insight rebellion after Austin’s release.

And the rebellion led to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eI5JKD9OKR8

A. Texans Turned church into fort in San Antonio III. The Alamo – March 1836 A. Texans Turned church into fort in San Antonio 1. 200 Texans commanded by William Travis 2. Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie Santa Anna’s black Flag = No mercy Travis never gets reinforcements

B. Mexicans attacked March 6, 1836 1. 183 Texans killed 2 B. Mexicans attacked March 6, 1836 1. 183 Texans killed 2. 1,500 Mexican soldiers killed

“We want revenge for the executions!!”

IV. Independence A. Battle of San Jacinto (April 1836) 1 IV. Independence A. Battle of San Jacinto (April 1836) 1. Texans led by Sam Houston 2. Defeated Mexicans & captured Santa Anna San Jacinto River Houston attacked in afternoon (Mexican Army sleep deprived) Exchanged Santa Anna for Texas Independence

B. Lone Star Republic 1. Constitution based on United States 2 B. Lone Star Republic 1. Constitution based on United States 2. Sam Houston elected president 3. Most Texans wanted Annexation to U.S.

C. Problems with annexation 1. Might cause war with Mexico 2 C. Problems with annexation 1. Might cause war with Mexico 2. Slavery issue – North vs. South

Your Task (pg 105) (creating a State Marker) Include the following: A minimum of 5 key details about the history of Texas (people, events, interesting facts, important dates, etc) Include a State Seal at the top that represents Texas History.