Texas Revolution Key Events and Figures

The video explores the events leading to Texas' independence from Mexico, starting with the Fredonian Rebellion led by the Edward brothers. The Mexican government's response included the April 6 Law, which restricted immigration and increased tensions. Texans sought separate statehood, leading to conflicts like the Battle of Velasco. The push for independence culminated in the Battle of Gonzales, marking the start of the Texas Revolution.

What was the initial action taken by the Edward brothers that led to conflict in Nacogdoches?

• They allied with the Mexican government.

• They demanded payment from squatters.

• They declared war on Mexico.

• They built a fort.

What was the main concern of Mexican General Mary Turan regarding Texas?

• The decreasing Mexican influence.

• The presence of Native American tribes.

• The lack of resources in Texas.

• The economic instability in Texas.

What was a key provision of the Law of April 6, 1830?

• Restricting immigration from the United States.

• Allowing new slaves into Texas.

• Encouraging Anglo settlers.

• Granting land to Native Americans.

What was the outcome of the Battle of Velasco?

• The Texans surrendered.

• The Mexicans were forced to surrender.

• The battle ended in a stalemate.

• The Texans retreated.

What was one of the main requests made by Texans during the conventions of 1832 and 1833?

• To gain separate statehood within Mexico.

• To become an independent country.

• To increase taxes on Mexican goods.

• To form an alliance with Spain.

Who was sent to present the Texans' decision for separate statehood to the Mexican government?

• James Bowie

• William B. Travis

• Stephen F. Austin

• Sam Houston

What was the main division among Texans during the consultation of 1835?

• Whether to support the Mexican government or not.

• Whether to seek independence or remain part of Mexico.

• Whether to ally with Native Americans or not.

• Whether to increase taxes or decrease them.

What event marked the beginning of the Texas Revolution?

• The election of Santa Anna

• The signing of the Turtle Bayou Resolutions

• The Battle of Gonzales

• The Battle of Velasco

What was the significance of the 'Come and Take It' flag?

• It was a symbol of alliance with Native Americans.

• It represented Texas' defiance against Mexican demands.

• It symbolized Texas' willingness to negotiate.

• It was a call for peace with Mexico.

What was the main goal of the war party during the consultation of 1835?

• To negotiate peace with Mexico.

• To gain immediate independence from Mexico.

• To increase trade with European countries.

• To form a new government within Mexico.