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Warm Up Identify Antonio Gil Ybarbo. How did the relationship with native Americans change due to Athanase de Mezieres?

Change in the New World From the mid 1770’s to 1821 huge changes around Texas would forever change and shape its future…

The American Revolution From 1775 to 1783 Americans living in the English Colonies fought a successful war for Independence from England that would change the world forever. The Revolution would inspire other European Colonies in North America to seek independence. The American Revolution George Washington accepting the British surrender at Yorktown

French Revolution Just a few years after the American Revolution, France (who had helped the U.S. defeat England) fell into revolution itself. Due to a bad economy and unhappiness with King Louis XVI In 1789 the French rose up and overthrew their King. Louis XVI was beheaded by the Guillotine

The French Republic that followed didn’t last long and saw the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte Napoleon would start a series of Wars in Europe that would last until 1815. Spain's fear of Napoleon would have huge consequences for North America.

Louisiana Purchase Napoleon Bonaparte was the military leader (later emperor) of France. He forced Spain to sign the treaty of San Ildefonso in 1800 which returned Louisiana to France In 1803 to raise money for a potential invasion of England, Napoleon sold the Louisiana territory to President Thomas Jefferson and the United states for $15 Million dollars.

Napoleon depicted as short by a British cartoonist

UNREST IN MEXICO In 1809 Napoleon would invade Spain and put his brother in charge of the country. Mexicans didn’t trust the new Napoleon controlled Spain. Mexicans also began to embrace the ideas of this period known as the “Enlightenment” that kings did not have a God given right to rule and that people have natural rights Spain

The population of Mexico 1800 The Peninsulares and Criollos ran the country because they had all the money and power

On September 16, 1810, Father Miguel Hidalgo gave a speech known as the Grito de Dolores (Cry for Dolores). He called for Mexican citizens to rise up and fight for independence. Father Hidalgo was captured and executed by the Spanish, but he is still considered the father of Mexican Independence and the date of his speech is still celebrated as Mexican independence day. Sep 16th Father Miguel Hidalgo

End of the Mexican Revolution Agustin de Iturbide ( E Tour BE Day) was a General who switched to the Mexican Revolutionary side and eventually drove the Spanish Army out of Mexico. The 1821 Treaty of Córdoba would give Mexico its independence and make Iturebide its Emperor Agustin de Iturbide

Texas became part of Mexico