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TEST 4 REVIEW - Empresarios and Distrust in Texas

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Empresarioa person appointed by the government to start a colony and get settlers to move there
Titlea legal document showing ownership of a property
Aspects of South Texaslots of flat grassland good for ranching
Aspects of East Texaslots of fertile land for farming with rivers and lakes
Population of Mexicans in Texas in early 1820s2500
Population of Native Americans in Texas in early 1820s30,000
Description of the relationship of Mexicans and Native Americansthere was conflict between the two sides
Why was Mexico concerned about who settled in Texas?there were cautious of too many Americans settling in Texas because they knew America was interested in acquiring Texas
Moses AustinAmerican businessman who originally negotiated with Mexico to bring settlers to Texas
Baron de Bastropbusinessman and friend of Moses Austin who helped him become an empresario in Texas
Stephen F. Austinson of Moses Austin who continued his father's idea of bringing American settlers to Texas
Location of SFA's colonylocated between the Brazos and Colorado Rivers
Description of SFA's colonyit had good farm land between two major rivers in Texas
Cost per acre to purchase land in Austin's colony12.5 cents per acre
Cost per acre to purchase land in the U.S.$1.25 per acre
Qualifications to settle in Austin's colonypledge loyalty to Mexico, be Catholic, & be a good person
The Old 300the original 300 families who settled in Texas
Problems in SFA's colonydrought and Native American attacks
militiaa group of citizens who form a temporary army in an emergency situation
Why SFA's colony was a successSFA was able to smooth out any tension between the Mexican government and American settlers in Texas
Green DeWittempresario who wanted to bring 400 settlers to Texas and founded the town of Gonzalez
Martin DeLeonMexican empresario who founded the town of Victoria
civiliana person not a member of the army or police force
self governmenta government in which the people take an active role in making laws and decisions
Differences between U.S. & MexicoSeparation between Church and State, self government, & slavery
Ways Americans held on to their culture in TexasSpoke English, traded w/ American businesses, kept U.S. customs, & had little contact with the Mexican government



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