What did Stephen F. Austin do in the Mexican-American War?

Answer 1

Before the revolution Stephen F. Austin was granted a huge piece land by the Mexico in order to attract and settle new colonists from the United States.

Right before the revolution started he went to Mexico City to present the Texans' grievances and seek concessions from the central government. He succeeded in having the ban against American Immigration lifted, but he got only vague promises about tariff relief and failed to agreement to the separation of Texas from Coahuila. As he was about to return to Texas he was arrested and imprisoned for writing a letter recommending that Texans set up a state government without Mexico City's consent.

Source: American Past & Present textbook, by Divine et. all.

Answer 2

Austin died at noon on 27 December 1836. Congress declared war on 13 May 1846.

Answer 3

He was the father of Texas but most impotently he lead the old 300

Answer 4

He helped America form Texas. He also brout families to Texas 300 families later know as old 300.

Answer 5

he made superman

Answer 6

because he brought settlers to Texas

Answer 7

he discovered it