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Texas Revolution/Republic

  • Battle of Alamo Begins

    First Mexican troops arrived to San Antonio (Texas Revolution Primary Document).
  • Meeting

    Meeting at Washington-on-the-Brazos (Texas Revolution Primary Document)
  • Convention

    Convention adopted a declaration of Independence (Texas Revolution Primary Document)
  • Houston

    Houston is delegated chief over entire Texas army (Campbell, 133).
  • Alamo

    The fall of the Alamo (Campbell, 133).
  • San Jacinto

    The battle of San Jacinto and Santa Anna is captured (Sam Houston and Religion).
  • Treaty

    Treaty of Velasco is signed by Santa Anna (Campbell, 144).
  • Boundary

    Congress passes an Act for Rio Grande as the Texas-Mexico boundary (Campbell, 147).
  • Mirabeau Lamar

    Mirabeau Lamar took office as second president of Texas (Campbell, 152).
  • Summer of 1839

    Houston is elected as representative in the Fourth Congress (Campbell,157).
  • France signs Treaty

    France signs treaty of friendship and commerce making first European nation to grant recognition to Texas (Campbell, 156).
  • Military Expedition

    Lamar dispatched military expedition to Santa Fe to claim the area for Texas and invite the Santa Fe residents to establish greater commercial ties with Texas (Campbell, 157).
  • Another Treaty

    Houston met with representatives from major Indian groups to sign another treaty of conflict between Texas and the Native Americans (Campbell, 159).
  • Upshur

    Secretary of State, Upshur died (Campbell, 166).
  • General Vasquez

    General Vasquez crossed Rio Grande took San Antonio and prisoners then went back to Mexico (Campbell, 160).
  • Texas Rangers vs Comanche

    Texas Rangers commanded by Jack Hays battled Comanches near Walker Creek (Campbell, 159).
  • Annexation defeated

    US Senate defeated the annexation treaty by a vote of 36-16 (Campbell,167).
  • Ansen Jones

    Ansen Jones becomes Texas President (Campbell, 167).
  • Annexation Approved

    Texans approved annexation by a 4,254 to 267 margin and the constitution by a vote of 4,174 to 312 (Campbell, 168).