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Texas was basically made up of immigrants from the USA and Europe. Well, The texans were frustrated with the mexican government because all the documents were in Spanish and their right were taken away and then in fear of the texans rebelling they made Immigration illegal and put taxes on them so now they were really angry and they also put Austin in prison.
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What three things did the Mexicans government ask the Texans to do?
the Mexican government asked the Texans to strip for them
When did Texans rebel against the Mexican government?
October 2, 1835
What is the formal agreement that ended the fighting between the Mexican and Texan armies?
The Treaties of Velasco which were not honored by the Texans or the Mexicans and were never ratified by the Mexican Government.
How did fighting at the Alamo inspire Texans to win their independence?
The Texans , fighting to the end , became a rallying cry encouraging the others to fight on against the Mexican government/army .
How did Mexico's National Colonization Act set the stage for Mexico's defeat in the Mexican-American War?
The emigrants from the United States (Specifically Southern) were pro-slavery which upset the young Mexican government making them enforce proper laws into the Texans sparking a revolution which then later had the Texans break away. The American Government, most notably James K. Polk wanting to annex it sent troops there even though Mexico threatened with a war declaration if they set a foot on Texan soil.
What three things did the Mexicans government ask the Texans to do?
the Mexican government asked the Texans to strip for them
Why were the Texans upset with Mexican?
Texas was basically made up of immigrants from the USA and Europe. Well, The texans were frustrated with the mexican government because all the documents were in Spanish and their right were taken away and then in fear of the texans rebelling they made Immigration illegal and put taxes on them so now they were really angry and they also put Austin in prison.
What did Texans do to upset Mexican leaders?
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When did Texans rebel against the Mexican government?
October 2, 1835
Did the Texans like the Mexican laws?
Texans did not like the Mexican laws
Why did Texas have a revolution?
Santa Anna didn't enforce the Mexican Constitution of 1824. That Constitution Texas supported. So of course, it angered Texans and tensions grew between Texans and the Mexican government and finally after all options failed, Texans resorted to war.
Why were settlers from the US now Mexican citizens upset with the Mexican government in 1835?
Anglo settlers to Texas weren't the only Mexican citizens upset in 1835. Quite a few areas of Mexico were in open revolt. Santa Ana had abrogated the 1821 Mexican Consstitution. This is why you will see Mexican flags with an 1821 on them, it was the bearers way of saying that the government should uphold the Constitution. They were upset, because Santa Anna and the Mexican government had locked Stephen F. Austin up.
How did the fighting at the Alamo inspires Texans to their independence?
The Texans , fighting to the end , became a rallying cry encouraging the others to fight on against the Mexican government/army .
What is the formal agreement that ended the fighting between the Mexican and Texan armies?
The Treaties of Velasco which were not honored by the Texans or the Mexicans and were never ratified by the Mexican Government.
How did the fighting Alamo inspire Texans to win their independence?
The Texans , fighting to the end , became a rallying cry encouraging the others to fight on against the Mexican government/army .
How did fighting at the Alamo inspire Texans to win their independence?
The Texans , fighting to the end , became a rallying cry encouraging the others to fight on against the Mexican government/army .
How did Mexico's National Colonization Act set the stage for Mexico's defeat in the Mexican-American War?
The emigrants from the United States (Specifically Southern) were pro-slavery which upset the young Mexican government making them enforce proper laws into the Texans sparking a revolution which then later had the Texans break away. The American Government, most notably James K. Polk wanting to annex it sent troops there even though Mexico threatened with a war declaration if they set a foot on Texan soil.
