The Road To Revolution

  • Corpus Christi mission is built

    Corpus Christi mission is built
    Corpus Christi was the first mission in Texas. It was built by the Spanish in present-day El Paso.
  • first French fort in texas

    first French fort in texas
    Ren`ev Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, builds the first french fort in texas.
  • Karankawa Indians destroy La Salle's fort.

    Karankawa Indians destroy La Salle's fort.
    The Indians killed almost all of the settlers with the exception of five survivors, which they took away as captives. This ended the French threat for a while.
  • Spanish find La Salle's abandoned fort

    Spanish find La Salle's abandoned fort
    As soon as Spanish heard about La Salle's arrival in their territory, they set out to find the French intruders. However, it took them another year to find La Salle's fort.
  • Missions start in East texas

    Missions start in East texas
    St. Denis and Captain Domingo Ram`on are the ones who started the missions in East Texas
  • founding of san antonio

    founding of san antonio
    for decades, san antonio was the largest city in texas.
  • Spanish established a mission presidio system

    Spanish established a mission presidio system
    This mission and presidio system was at san saba. It was a system to convert the Native Americans to Christianity.
  • battle of medina

    battle of medina
    the guiterrez magee army was defeated.
  • moses austin recieves a land grant from spain

    moses austin recieves a land grant from spain
    moses austi died, but his son, Stephen F. Austin took his place and settled 300 families.
  • mexican independence

    mexican independence
    after MANY years of fighting, mexico finally won their independence from spain.
  • stephen f. austin

    stephen f. austin
    stephen f. austin established the first anglo colony in texas.
  • moses austins colonization plan

    moses austins colonization plan
    this colonization plan was improved by SPAIN.
  • stephen F. austin settled the old 300

    stephen F. austin settled the old 300
    stephen f. austin settled the 300, 300 families in texas by offering them cheap land.
  • james long died

    james long died
    james long, an accomplished man who declared texas independant from spain, was shot and killed.
  • mexican federal constitution of 1824

    mexican federal constitution of 1824
    the mexican federal constitution of 1824 restricted slavery, alllowed representative government, and allowed ownership of private property.
  • martin de leon

    martin de leon
    This man was the only Mexican empreserio to found a colony in Texas.
  • green dewitt

    green dewitt
    green dewitt established the town of gonzales.
  • green dewitt

    green dewitt
    green dewitt establishes a colony with gonzales as its main town.
  • land grants

    land grants
    David Burnet, lorenzo de Zavala, and Joseph Vehlein recieve land grants in southeastern texas. These land grants were signed by President John Q. Adams.
  • mier y teran report

    mier y teran report
    the mier y teran report stated that mexico should increase the effort to discourage trade with the U.S., that more soldiers should be sent to texas to increase mexican control, and that mexico should encourage mexicans and europeans to settle in texas.
  • mexican pres guerro

    mexican pres guerro
    mexican pres gurerro is a great hero because he ended slavery in texas.
  • law of april 6, 1830

    law of april 6, 1830
    the law of april 6, 1830 was passed in mexico to counter the concern that mexican texas ,was in danger of being annexed by the U.S.
  • turtle bayou resolutions

    turtle bayou resolutions
    the turtle bayou resolutions states settlers support the mexican constitution of 1824.
  • The Adams-Onis Treaty

    The Adams-Onis Treaty
    The Adams-Onis Treaty established the Sabine River as a border of Texas.
  • Stephen F. Austin is imprisoned by Mexican leaders

    Stephen F. Austin is imprisoned by Mexican leaders
    Austin was arrested for writing an angry letter to San Antonio. He was not actually charged with a crime, Mexican officials just threw him into prison.
  • Texans win Battle of Gonzales

    Texans win Battle of Gonzales
    Mexican troops attempted to take back a cannon they had loaned 4 years ago. Andrew Ponton buried the cannon, which was painted on the Come and Take It Flag. The Old 18 stalled Mexican troops until more help arrived, and Texans then fired the first shot to begin the Battle of Gonzales.