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| Fredonian Revolt | led by Haden Edwards in which he declared Texas independent from Mexico |
| Why Mexico was concerned about the Fredonian Revolt | They believed it could be the first of upcoming problems with Texas settlers |
| General Manuel Mier y Teran | Sent by the Mexican government to Texas to investigate and write a report |
| Observations of Mier y Teran | Texas was becoming more American than Mexican |
| Mier y Teran Report | Recommended that the Mexican government place more troops in Texas to maintain order |
| Law of April 6, 1830 | States that there would be no more immigration to Texas by Americans and slavery in Texas would be banned |
| Tariffs | Taxes on imported goods |
| Garrisons | Military outposts |
| Colonel Bradburn | Mexican military leader who was strongly disliked by Texas settlers |
| William B. Travis and Patrick Jack | lawyers who were arrested by Bradburn for tricking him into thinking there would be a revolt |
| John Austin | Texan who traveled down the Brazos River to get guns to revolt against Col. Bradburn |
| Colonel Piedras | Calmed down the situation in Anahuac by firing Bradburn and releasing Patrick & Travis |
| Battle of Velasco | Skirmish that took place between John Austin and Texas settlers against a Mexican military outpost on the Brazos River. People died on both sides. |
| Anahuac | Texas town where tensions between the Mexican military and Texas settlers grew to the brink of conflict |
