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Questions review Mexican Texas policies, colonization, tensions, and events leading to revolution.
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Mexico offered large land grants to empresarios who agreed to bring families into Texas. What did Mexico hope these settlers would do?

Under Mexico's colonization laws, immigrants to Texas had to become Mexican citizens. What did they receive in return?

Mexican colonization rules expected settlers in Texas to accept Catholicism. How did many Anglo-American settlers respond?

Mexico's 1829 decree abolished slavery across the country. After Texas settlers protested, what did Mexican officials do about Texas?

The Law of April 6, 1830 limited immigration from the United States into Mexican Texas. What effect did it have among many Anglo settlers?

Who led the Old Three Hundred families into Texas under an empresario grant begun by his father?

Who received Spain’s approval for an Anglo colony in Texas shortly before his death in 1821?

Who founded an empresario colony centered near Gonzales after receiving a Mexican grant in 1825?

Who challenged land titles near Nacogdoches and declared the Fredonian Rebellion in 1826?

Who founded the Mexican empresario colony at Victoria and brought Mexican families to Texas?

In 1835, William B. Travis led armed Texans to drive Mexican troops out of Anahuac. What were officials at this Gulf port trying to collect?

In 1835, Santa Anna's army crushed a state militia that resisted his move to centralize power in Mexico. Which Mexican state was it?
Besides limiting immigration from the United States, the Law of April 6, 1830 had other parts. Which was one of them?

Mexican laws moved against slavery, but many Anglo settlers still brought enslaved people to Texas. How did many settlers get around these laws?

Texans who backed the Constitution of 1824 wanted strong state governments, while Santa Anna wanted one strong national government. What was this dispute?
In 1832, Mexican commander Juan Davis Bradburn jailed William B. Travis at Anahuac. Texans then wrote a document backing Santa Anna. What was it called?

At the Convention of 1833, Texans sent Stephen F. Austin to Mexico City with requests. What was one major request?

Stephen F. Austin was arrested in 1834 after Mexican officials read a letter he had written. What did the letter urge?

In October 1835, Mexican troops marched to Gonzales to take a cannon from settlers. What was the fight that followed?

The Consultation met in 1835 after fighting began in Texas. What did delegates create for the rebellion?

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Texas History: The Republic and Statehood
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