Unrest and Revolt- The Texas Revolution

  • Fredonian rebellion

    Fredonian rebellion

    Haden Edwards/empresario he brought settlers to nacogdoches.when he arrive he found mexican settlers and settle it, kicked them out the government tried to kick him out but he already named his land Fredonian Republic.
  • Mier y Teran Report

    Mier y Teran Report

    Mier y Teran Report Mexican influence Decreased, Anglo settlers outnumbered tejanos. 10 to 1 language /culture created tension.
  • Law of April 6, 1830

    Law of April 6, 1830

    The law of April 6, 1830 it was a Result of Mier Terran Report , and stopped immigration In the US. Cancelled all anglo contracts. No more slaves going In. owning kids as slaves when they reach the age of 13 they couldn't own them no more, and could'nt buy No more.
  • Turtle Bayou Resolutions

    Turtle Bayou Resolutions

    Turtle Bayou drafted resolutions Texas fled the fighting at Ananuac.
  • Convetions of 1832 and 1833

    Convetions of 1832 and 1833

    The convectons of 1832 and 1833 are important to the revolution becausecolonists to petition the Mexican government for changes that also includs law of April 6,1830, to allow immigration and to seperate Texas from Coahuila to become a government state by it self.
  • Arrest of Stephen F. Austin

    Arrest of Stephen F. Austin

    He sent a note to Sana Ana worte a letter to start up their own state government, Sana ana got ticked off and put Stephen F. Austin in jail.
  • Consultation of 1835

    Consultation of 1835

    The Consultation of 1835 was a political convection that started in San felipe de Austin during early stages of the Texas revolution to address growing tensions between Texas settlers and the Mexian government.
  • Battle of Gonzalez

    Battle of Gonzalez

    Battle of Gonzalez It was the first military of the Texas revolution, by the attempt of Mexican attempt to retrieve a cannon from the town of Gonzalez.
  • Lorenzo de Zavala's

    Lorenzo de Zavala's

    He contributed to the Mexican Constitution of 1824 .
  • The Battle of San Jacino

    The Battle of San Jacino

    The Battle of San jacino fought on "April 21, 1836" It was battle that ended the Texas Revolution, and when the Mexican landed a surprise attack.
  • William B. Travis's letter

    William B. Travis's letter

    William B. Travis letter from the Alamo is a for reinforcements addressed ''To the people of Texas an All Americans In the world''.
  • The siege of the Alamo

    The siege of the Alamo

    The siege of the Alamo was a battle that lasted 13 days where 200 texians defenders led by William B. Travis.
  • Constitutional Convection

    Constitutional Convection

    The Constitutional Convection of 1836 was a gathering of people at washington-on-the-brazos where they declared Texas independence from Mexico, and adopted the Constitution of the Republix of Texas.
  • William B. Travis

    William B. Travis

    William B. Travis's role was as the commanding officer at the battle of the Alamo where his leadership was noticed.
  • George Childress

    George Childress

    George Childress what the primarily of the Texas Declaration of independence it was a document that declared Texas seperation from Mexico .
  • Fannin's Surrender at Goliad

    Fannin's Surrender at Goliad

    It galvanized Texian and American support for independence, creating the cry of war Remeber Goliad.
  • James Fannin

    James Fannin

    James Fannin was a leader, an he participated in early battles and recruited many troops.
  • Antonio Lopez de Sanna Anna

    Antonio Lopez de Sanna Anna

    Antonio Lope de Sanna Anna led the Mexican army of the Alamo battle.
  • Juan N. Seguins

    Juan N. Seguins

    Juan N. Seguin was a tejano who contributed in the Texas independence included in the military leadership
  • Sam Houston

    Sam Houston

    Sam Houstons leadership was strategized vision, adaptability, and charisma Which were applied through military and political strategies.