The Texas war for independence! By Alex Rapino VS Mexican Central GovernmentU.S.A Settlers Mexican Central GovernmentU.S.A Settlers.

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The Texas war for independence! By Alex Rapino VS Mexican Central GovernmentU.S.A Settlers Mexican Central GovernmentU.S.A Settlers

What happened and why it happened: The Texas war began when colonists mainly from the United States became rebellious because the Centralist Mexican Government was taxing them too harshly for their land.

Who they where and where they were from: The people who fought in this war were, Austin: Austin Texas, Houston: Houston Texas, Cos: Southern Texas, UREEA: Southern Texas, Santa Anna: Southern Texas.

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When the most important battles happened: Gonzales: 10/2/1835 Goliad: 10/10/1835 San Patricio: 11/4-5/1835, 1/27/1836 San Antonio de Bexar: 10/28/1835, 11/26/1835, 8/12/1835, 2/23- 3/8/1836 Agua Dulce: 3/2/1836 Refugio: 3/14/1836 Outside Goliad: 3/19-20/1836 Near modern La Porta, Texas: 4/21/1836