Road to the Revolution

Mier y Teran Report
The Americans are nowhere near being considered Mexican citizens.
Mier y Teran Report
These Texans have lost control.
Mier y Teran Report
Get to work in the cotton field. We need to sell enough to the Americans.
Law of April 6, 1830
Law of April 6, 1830:No immigration from the U.S to Texas.Cancel all unfulfilled empresarial grants.Tax on all goods from the U.S.No slaves imported from U.S.
A Mexican citizen is concerned with the Texans' behaviors.
Conflict at Anahuac
General Mier y Teran, was sent to observe the Anglo settlers. He found the following that concerned him: Anglos outnumbered Mexican 10-1, Texans were trading with the U.S, and they still had slaves. He suggested to the officials that they must regain a stronghold of the area.
The Battle of Velasco
The Law of April 6, 1830, took away most of the Texan's freedom. The Texans did not like this change.
The Battle of Velasco
The townspeople lead a march for their rights under the constitution. The soldiers arrested several Texans.
It's a matter of time before you all commit treason!
Arrested Texans including the lawyers, William B Travis and Patrick Jack, were released from prison. Unaware of the resolution, men went to the city of Brazoria in search of a cannon.
We got released!
I got the cannon!
The Texans and the Mexicans fought. This was the first bloodshed between them. The Mexicans surrendered to the colonist.
Retreat!

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