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journey to independence

Published on Nov 18, 2015

A timeline detailing the 5 causes of the Texas Revolution

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

journey to independence

Causes of the Texas Revolution

fredonian rebellion

  • December 21, 1826 - January 23, 1827
  • Anglo Settlers in Texas attempt to secede from Mexico.
  • Key people: Haden and Benjamin Edwards

mier y teran report

  • 1828
  • A report that assessed the number of Americans living in Texas
  • Key person: Mexican General, Mier y Teran 

law of april 6, 1830

  • Mexican law enforced as a result of Teran report
  • Prohibited the following:
  • Immigration of Americans into Texas
  • Placed taxes on goods coming into Texas from America
  • Prohibited slavery in Texas

turtle bayou resolution

  • June 13, 1862
  • Signed by 7 American settlers, including Stephen F. Austin
  • Occurred after the Anahuac Disturbances
  • Was a key factor in the following:
  • The secession from Mexico and the formation of the Republic of Texas

arrest of stephen f. austin

  • 1834
  • Austin was accused of starting an insurrection in Texas
  • No charges were made against him.
  • No court accepted jurisdiction of his case.
  • He remained imprisoned for a year.