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- The Republic of Fredonia
- Law of April 6,1830
- No immigration from the U.S.(no more anglos).Cancelled all unfulfilled empresario contracts.Encouraged Mexican and European immigration.No more slaves could be brought to Texas (Mexico).Placed a customs duty (tax) on all goods from the U.S..Established new forts to prevent smuggling and to enforce the new laws.
- | June 13,1832 |
- Turtle Bayou Resolutions
- Turtle Bayou Resolutions Texan colonists declared their loyalty to Mexico.Denied that the actions at Anahuac were not a rebellion against Mexico´s authority in Texas.Expressed their support for Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna.
- Benjamin making alliance with Haden,Edwards led armed settlers.Stephen F. Austin not helping Fredonia but instead helping the mexican government put down Fredonia,some Fredonians were captured and some escaped.
- Gonzales
- On April 6,1830,the Centralist government in Mexico issued a new law based on the reports and recommendations from Manuel Mier y Teran´s inspections of Texas.
- Alamo
- While waiting for John Austin to return with a cannon,the rest of the Texas colonists wrote down formal statements,called resolutions,that have come to be known as the Turtle Bayou Resolutions.
- San Jacinto
- It was in October 2, 1835 and it was the first military engagement of the Texas Revolution.The Texians won the battle.
- COME AND TAKE IT
- The Battle of the Alamo was a pivotal event in the Texas Revolution.following a 13 day siege.Mexican troops under President General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna reclaimed the Alamo mission near San Antonio de bexar,killing most of the texians and tejanos inside.
- Attackkk!!!!!
- The Battle of San Jacinto,fought in April 21,1836 ,in present day La Porte and Pasadena,Texas,was the final and decisive battle of the Texas Revolution.led by general samuel houston,the texan army engaged and defeated general antonio lopez de santa annas mexican army in a fight that only lasted 18 minutes
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