Causes of the Revolution
This Law was created to combat Anglo presence in the territory of Texas
Law of April 6, 1830
This battle lasted only 90 minutes and Mexican troops defeated all of the Texas troops.
Battle of the Alamo
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This person was the leader of Mexico and its troops
Santa Anna
This was a battle cry of Texans during the Texas Revolution.
Remember the Alamo
This was a report about Texas that noted Anglos outnumbered Mexicans 10 to 1
Mier y Teran Report
This battle began when Mexicans tried to take a canon from Texan's. The "Come and Take It" flag was created. It is considered the first battle of the Revolution.
Battle of González
This was a main problem for the Republic of Texas after the war was won.
Money or financial problems
This person wrote a letter at the Alamo pleading for U.S. assistance. He ended the letter with this: "In Victory or Death"
William B. Travis
This person led forces to victory at the battle of San Jacinto
Sam Houston
This was a small uprising against the Mexican government. It was not successful.
Fredonian Rebellion
This is the last battle of the Revolution and a Texan victory. It lasted only 18 minutes
Battle of San Jacinto
This person was the first and third president of the Republic of Texas.
Sam Houston
James Fannin
This is a military strategy where forces surround a town/building to cut off essential supplies and force a surrender
Siege
These were created by the Anglos to express their loyalty to Mexico.
Turtle Bayou Resolutions
Texan troops are attacked and captured. They were later executed by order of Santa Anna.
Battle of Coleto Creek OR Massacre at Goliad
This was signed after the war was over and had many agreements, including Santa Anna telling Mexico that Texas was independent
Treaties of Velasco
This person originally worked with Santa Anna, however, he later joined Texas and became the Vice President of the Republic of Texas.
Lorenzo de Zavala
This refers to the mass evacuation of Texans following the losses a the Alamo and Goliad
Runaway Scrape
This event includes a Texan being held in prison for challenging Mexico's authority
The arrest of Stephen F. Austin
Texans won this battle and believed the Texas Revolution was over. Santa Anna would return soon and continue the war.
Battle of San Antonio
This is where leaders of Texas met to come up with a Constitution for the Republic of Texas
Convention of 1836
George Childress
This person organized a band of Tejano troops and assisted in the victory of the Battle of San Jacinto
Juan Seguin