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| democracy | A type of government elected by the people, that gave important powers to the states. |
| Haden Edwards | Received a land grant from Mexican officials to settle 800 families. |
| Fredonian Rebellion | The first conflict between the Mexican government and Texas colonists occured in East Texas. Settlers who did not have title to their properties had to pay him and secure a title. |
| President John Quincy Adams | offered $1 million for Texas to Mexico |
| President Andrew Jackson | offered $5 million for Texas to Mexico. |
| Mier y Teran | instructed by the Mexican government to conducted a tour of Texas and make a proposal of how Texas could be kept as part of Mexico. |
| Benjamin Edwards | Haden's brother, organized Republic of Freedonia, a red and white banner. He and supporters delcared war on the Mexican goverment. |
| Vicente Guerrero | President of Mexico |
| 1829 | President Guerrero abolished slavery in Mexico. |
| Decree of April 6, 1930 | A law was passed to end all immigration rom the US, and suspend any empresario contract that was in progress. Also, no new lsaves could be brought to Texas, |
| land and money | To encourage settlers to come from Mexcican and Europe, the Mexcian goverment offered. |
| custom duties | The Mexican government added taxes that were to be collected on goods coming to Texas from the United States, It was intended to discourage trade between the Texans and the US> |
| garrison | a station of troops, at Anahuac |
| Colonel Juan Davis Bradburn | commanded the Conflict of Anahuac. |
| George Fisher | He became the customs collector |
| constitution | a plan of government, favored democracy and local self-government |
| Presdient of Mexico Anastacio Bustamanic | lost a power struggle with Santa Anna, partly because he igoned the Constitution of 1824 |
| Stephen F. Austin | He was arrested by mexican officials who said he disrespectful to the Mexican goverment, and was put in prison. |
| Robert M. Williamson | one of the first to speak out against the Mexican government. He became a member of the Texas Supreme Court and also served in the Texas House of Representatives and Senate. |
| faction | a group that aggued that texans should remain calm. |
| The consultation | This convention was set to meeton on October 15, 1835 in Washinton on the Brazos. |
| delegate | representative |
| post bail | pay to be released from jail until a trail is held |
| absolute ruler | leader who takes complete power |
| decree | official order |
| solitary confinement | condition in jail of not being allowed to see or speak to anyone |
