PPT-Republic of Texas 1836-1845
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President Sam Houston 1836 1838 1841 1844 Frontier bold and popular First president of Texas Limited government spending Established peaceful relations with Mexico
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President Sam Houston 1836 1838 1841 1844 Frontier bold and popular First president of Texas Limited government spending Established peaceful relations with Mexico and Native Americans Encouraged Texas being annexed into the United States. 1824 - 1876. Capstone . P. roject. The Docket . Project . Origin and User Group. Collection . Contents. Collection Analysis. Planning. Development. Origin of the Collection. The project was funded by two $20,000 “TexTreasures” grants awarded. The Republic of Texas. 1836-1845. Interim VP – Lorenzo . DeZavala. Interim President – David Barnett. Independence. Texas . won. the Revolution.. Mexico . lost. .. Santa Anna was . captured. by . March 1, 1845 – resolution signed by U.S. Congress. Texas could be divided into 5 states. Pride in independence. Texas - 28. th. State. Texans. Most people were used to a U.S. Government. Constitutional Convention July 4, 1845. Battle of Gonzales – . victory for Texas. First battle of the Texas . Revolution – October 2, 1835. Mexican forces were ordered to take brass cannon from the town of Gonzales to San Antonio. The Texans refused to give up the cannon. They attacked the Mexicans and the battle ended quickly. . Treaty of Velasco. After San . Jacinto, . Santa Anna was forced to sign the Treaty of Velasco. . This treaty ended the Texas Revolution and gave Texas its independence.. It . had two parts, one public and one . "... And that claim is by the right of our . manifest destiny. to overspread and to possess the whole of the continent which Providence has given us for the development of the great experiment of liberty and federated self-government entrusted to us." . 1836-1845. Section 1. The Texans. Describe what life was like in the Republic and explain how the government attracted new settlers.. Analyze how the Ashworth Act affected free African Americans.. Explain how the status of . In your notebook, make a list of things Texas would need once they become independent. (Think about things you would need once you move out of your parent’s house (. Flemingworld. ) and translate that to “. In your notebook, make a list of things Texas would need once they become independent. (Think about things you would need once you move out of your parent’s house (. Flemingworld. ) and translate that to “. Hudson River. School:. 1820s-1870. These artists captured the undiluted power of . nature. Paint the nation’s most spectacular and . undeveloped areas [the new Garden of Eden].. Nature was the best source of wisdom &. 1821-1836. Texas Revolution. . For these notes – you write the slides with the . red. titles!!!. Timeline. 1824. – Mexican Constitution of 1824. 1828. – . Mier. y . Teran. Report. April 6, . Tensions grow:. _______ differences. _________: Mexico abolished slavery, and insisted that Texans free their slaves. 1830: Mexico ______ its borders and _____ American goods. Population of _______ still doubled. Tejas. Tejas. was on the northern edge of Spanish settlement in Mexico. . The first settlers arrived in the 1680s and established missions as they had done in California and New Mexico. Local Indians were often pressed into forced labor. . Tejas. Tejas. was on the northern edge of Spanish settlement in Mexico. . The first settlers arrived in the 1680s and established missions as they had done in California and New Mexico. Local Indians were often pressed into forced labor. .
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