

Road to Mexican Independence
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Christopher Naylor
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Road to the Mexican Revolution
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In 1804 Spain increases Taxes on the
colonists/people in Texas and Mexico.
-This was to help pay for Spain's war with France
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In 1808 Napoleon and France conquered Spain.
Once they take Spain over Napoleon replaces
the King of Spain with his (Napoleons) brother
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Multiple Choice
Who did Napoleon replace the king of Spain with?
His brother
Himself
Archduke Franz Ferdianad
Kind Ferdinand
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In 1810 Father Miguel Hidalgo issues a “grito” (Cry of
Dolores) calling for Mexican Independence from Spain.
This begins the Mexican Revolution.
Father Miguel Hidalgo was later captured and executed for
treason in 1811
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Multiple Choice
What speech did Father Miguel Hidalgo give in 1810 that inspired the people of Mexico to fight for their independence from Spain?
Cry of Goliad
Cry of Mexico
Cry of Dolores
Cry of Hidalgo
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Dropdown
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In 1812 Jose Gutierrez de Lara creates a rebel army in
Texas to get Texas independence from Spain. This rebel
army was known as “the Republican Army of the North”
-This rebel army went on to capture several cities in Texas
like La Bahia and San Antonio in 1813
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Drag and Drop
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In August of 1813 the Battle of Medina happens
in Texas. The Rebels (“Republican Army of the
North”) last a big battle south of San Antonio to
Spain. It was the bloodiest (most deadly) battle
ever fought on Texas soil.
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Multiple Choice
What was the deadliest battle to ever happen on Texas soil?
Battle of Medina
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In November of 1813 Jose Morelos convinced
the Mexican congress to officially declare
Mexican Independence from Spain
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Fill in the Blank
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The Mexican Revolution was fought between
1813 and 1821. Most of the fighting was on a
small scale until 1820. In 1820 large scale battles
happened in the fight for Mexican Independence.
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In 1821 Mexico officially wins their independence
from Spain. This was because Spain ran out of
money, supplies, and soldiers.
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Fill in the Blank
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Multiple Select
Select all of the reasons that Mexico was able to defeat Spain
Spain ran out of supplies
Spain ran out of money
Spain didn't have enough soldiers
Spain had poor military leadership
Spain got a new King
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