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Texas Revolution and beyond

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Sam HoustonFirst President elect of the Texas Republic
Mirabeau B. LamarFirst Vice President elect of the Texas Republic
David Burnetad interim President
Lorenzo de Zavalaad interim Vice President
Juan Seguinleft Alamo to find reinforcements - fought in the Battle of San Jacinto
Susana DickinsonSurvived the Alamo - warned Sam Houston that Santa Anna was coming to fight
Treaty of VelascoOfficially ended the Texas Revolution
Constitution of 1836gave Texas civil, political and religious freedoms they did not have under the Law of April 6, 1830
Stephen F. Austinarrested in Mexico City - led the Army of the People
Battle of San Antonio5 day battle that was fought house-to-house and from the rooftops
Grass FightTexans attack a wagon train that they think is carrying silver but is only carrying hay to feed the Mexican horses.
Jim BowieCo-leader of the Battle of the Alamo that falls ill and is bed-ridden during the fight.
William B. TravisCo-leader of the Battle of the Alamo - writes famous letter requesting assistance
Battle of San JacintoTexans attack the Mexicans while they are resting; the whole battle lasts 18 minutes.
Roman CatholicReligion under Mexican rule
SlaveryCivil freedom gained by Texans with independence - depend on this for farming
Goliad MassacreFannin and his men were ordered to be executed by Santa Anna
Ben Milamled the Battle of San Antonio - died in the fight - Texans win
Santa AnnaDictator of Mexico - led the Mexican Army at the Alamo
George Childresswrote the Texas Declaration of Independence


Educator
Manvel High School

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