Mexican National Era

1756-1810

• Barón de Ripperdá closed the last three missions in East Texas and forced the 500 settlers to move to San Antonio.
• Y’Barbo led the settlers back into the East Texas timberlands,
• Gálvez’s army forced British troops from towns and forts along the Gulf of Mexico.
• In 1819 the United States and Spain signed the Adams-Onís Treaty, ending the boundary dispute.

1810-1821

• A priest in the farming village of Dolores issued a grito.
• The Republican Army battled Spanish forces south of San Antonio near the Medina River.
• Rebel leaders declared the port of Galveston to be a part of the Mexican republic.

Causes of the revolution

• People such as Father Hidalgo were one of many causes for Spain's independance

1820 and Beyond

• Iturbide issued his plan to establish a Mexican empire.
• In the summer of 1821, the Spanish viceroy was replaced.

1820 and Beyond

• Iturbide issued his plan to establish a Mexican empire.
• In the summer of 1821, the Spanish viceroy was replaced.

Sources

• http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/ssh/book.lesson.do?bookId=C2HODWDOVGDS1LZ8...

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