| A | B |
|---|
| the Father of Texas; accomplished his father's goal of bringing settlers to Texas from U.S. | Stephen F Austin |
| American who served in Meixcan army and was commander of the garrison at Anahuac until 1832 | John Bradburn |
| empresario who was granted land around Nacogdoches. Tried to force settlers who did not have titles to leave or pay. Began the Fredonian Revolt | Haden Edwards |
| The first 300 families to settle in Stephen F. Austin's colony | Old 300 |
| 1. Become citizens of Spain/Mexico 2. Take oath of allegiance 3. Become a catholic 4. be of good moral character and willing to work | Requirements for Austin's Colonists |
| Haden and Benjamin Edwards declared the area around Nacogdoches to be independent of Mexico. | Fredonian Revolt |
| Prefer a strong National government with little power among the states and people. | Centralists |
| prefer a smaller national government, giving more powers to the states and to the people. | Federalists |
| Mexican army officer who declared himself a Fderealist and helped to overthrow the Centralist govnerment. Promised to help Texas colonists. | Santa Anna |
| commander of Mexican garrison at Velaso. Led troops against John Austin who was transporting a cannon to Anahuac | Colonel Ugartechea |
| Lawyers who were arrested by John Bradburn for helping Texas colonists avoid paying custom duties | William B Travis and Patrick Jack |
| led 160 men to Anahuac to protest arrest of Travis and Jack. Went back to Brazoria to get a cannon. | John Austin |
| site of battle between Mexican soldiers and JOhn Austin's men as they were taking a cannon back to Anahuac. Victory for Texans | Velasco |
| City on Trinity Bay where MExican authorities regulatd custom duties. Site of the arrest of Travis and Jack. | Anahuac |
| Commander of Mexican garrison at Anahuac in 1835. Arrested Andrew Briscoe | Antonio Tenorio |
| Group of Texas Colonists opposed the Consulation and wanted to avoid war with Mexico | Peace Party |
| Group of colonists that supported the Consultation and favored declaring independence from Mexico | War Party |
| convention called by the people of Columbia to discuss the decision by General Cos to arrest Travis and the other men. | Consultation |
| meeting to discuss changes needed in Texas. Requested that Texas become its own state, imigration from U.S. be allowed again, and exemption from some tax laws | Convention of 1832 |
| Meeting that adopted resolution like 1832, but also created a constitution for the Mexican state of Texas | Convention of 1833 |
| reaction to Mier y Teran's report. Closed immigration from Texas, eneded most empresartio contracts, encouraged immigration from Mexico and Europe and set up new forts in Texas | Law of April 6, 1830 |
| Mexican general who toured Texas and made recommendations to the Mexican government. "Texas will be lost forever" | Manuel de Mier y Teran |
| Resolutions that said colonists were still loyal to Mexican government and that they supported the Federalist Antion Lopez de Santa Anna. | Turtle Bayou Resolutions |
| Brother-in-law of Santa Anna and commander of Mexican forces in Coahuila. Demadned arrest of William Travis and other Colonists | General Cos |
| State in Mexico that was combined with Texas to for the Mexican state | Coahuila |
| Merchant in Anahuac who quarraled with Tenorio about custom duties and was thrown in prison. | Andrew Briscoe |
| taxes on imported goods | customs duties |
| land agent in charge of bringing settlers to Mexico | empresario |
| order that has the force of law | decree |
