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- Mier y Teran Report
- HIs warnng promoted the Mexican officials to protect Texans from the increased settlement in Texas
- The Decree outlawed slavery and many slave owners were against this Although the decree never became law in Texas it left many Anglo-Americans afraid of what Mexico would do about slavery in Texas.
- Guerrero decree
- People in Texas asked Mexico to allow them to keep slaves and they gave up on their attempt to outlaw slavery in Texas.
- Guerrero decree
- Law of April 6,1830
- The law stopped slaves being allowed into Texas and stopped contracts from being used to settle Texas.
- The refusal of many Texas both Anglo and Mexicans
- Texans wanted independence from Mexico because of Mexico's abolition of slavery, increase in tariffs, and the rise of Santa Anna. Texas, being Mexican territory, was subject to Mexican laws and policies. In 1831, Mexico abolished slavery
- The Consultation
- The Consultation's main purpose was to decide the overall goals of the revolution. Members of the War Party advocated for complete independence from Mexico, while Peace Party representatives wished for Texas to remain part of Mexico, but only under the 1824 Constitution of Mexico.
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