Famous Dates
Vocabulary
Road to Revolution
Remember the Alamo
Texas Revolution
100

Texas wins independence from Mexico

1836

100

Land agents that brought Anglo settlers to Texas

Empresarios

100

First shots of the Texas Revolution were fired here

Battle of Gonzales

100

Commander of the entire Texas Army

Sam Houston

100

Siege in which Santa Anna surrounded and defeated the Texans inside of an old Spanish mission

Battle of the Alamo

200

The founding of San Antonio de Valero

1718

200

Religious communities where friars and natives co-existed

Missions

200

What were given to empresarios to bring Anglos to Texas?

Land grants

200
General of the Mexican troops

Santa Anna

200

Following this battle, Texans gained their independence and captured Santa Anna

Battle of San Jacinto

300

The Texas Declaration of Independence is signed

1836

300

Military forts that protected nearby Spanish settlements

Presidios

300

Series of laws that stopped immigration from US to Texas

Laws of April 6, 1830

300

He wrote a letter asking for reinforcements at the Alamo

William B. Travis

300

How Travis signed off on his letter appealing for reinforcements to come to the aid of Texans at the Alamo

"Victory or Death!"

400

Mexico wins independence from Spain

1821

400

Religion brought to Texas by Fray Damian Massanet and Antonio Margil de Jesus

Catholicism

400

What document urged Mexico to tighten control of Texas due to rising US influence?

Mier y Teran Report

400

Leader of the Tennessee Volunteers who boosted the morale of soldiers at the Alamo

Davy Crockett

400

A victory over the Mexican army that lasted 18 minutes

The Battle of San Jacinto

500

The year that Mexico passed a law stopping all immigration from the United States to Texas

1830

500

Moses Austin, Stephen F. Austin and Green DeWitt were known as ...

Empresarios

500

What was the impact of Mexico's independence from Spain on colonization?

Thousands of people came to Texas

500

Served as a courier at the Alamo; leader of Tejano troops later on

Juan Seguin

500

Inspirational battle cry of Sam Houston at Buffalo Bayou

"Remember the Alamo!"