Let's Go There! Anahuac Disturbances and the Battle of Velasco

The video covers the Texas Revolution, starting with the Battle of Gonzales in 1835. It highlights earlier conflicts, such as the Anawak incident involving Juan Bradburn and William Barrett Travis. The Battle of Velasco in 1832 is detailed, where settlers clashed with Mexican forces. The revolution concluded with Santa Ana's capture in 1836. Today, Velasco is known as Surfside Beach, preserving its historical significance.

What was the primary reason for Juan Bradburn's conflict with the Anglo settlers?

• He attempted to convert settlers to Catholicism.

• He refused to allow American goods into Texas.

• He enforced Mexican laws strictly, including stopping illegal immigration.

• He imposed heavy taxes on local businesses.

What was the purpose of the Turtle Bayou Resolutions?

• To justify the settlers' actions against Bradburn and support the Mexican Federalist cause.

• To establish a new government in Texas.

• To request military assistance from the United States.

• To declare independence from Mexico.

What triggered the Battle of Velasco?

• The settlers' attempt to pass Fort Velasco with a cannon.

• A dispute over land ownership.

• The capture of a Mexican official by the settlers.

• The settlers' refusal to pay taxes.

What was the outcome of the Battle of Velasco?

• The settlers were forced to retreat.

• The battle ended in a stalemate.

• The Mexican forces surrendered due to lack of ammunition.

• The Mexican forces successfully defended the fort.

What significant event occurred at Velasco after the Texas Revolution?

• It was destroyed in a subsequent battle.

• It was renamed and became a major port city.

• It became the permanent capital of Texas.

• Santa Ana was captured and signed treaties there.