Road to Texas Revolution - Jennifer Jaimes
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- Law of April 6,1830
- I think it was a good decision.
- Handshake**
- Yes all right
- Its Okay I guess.
- Convention of 1832 & 1833
- I agree in that, I'm in!!
- Convention59 delegates
- My final decision is to allow them.
- Texas population will increase.
- More jobs, more construction and more farmers.
- Austin's Mission is Stalled
- We are dying because of Santa Anna!!
- OMG!!
- AHHHHH!!
- I feel sick!!
- Ouch it hurts!!
- The law was about preventing more immigration from the U.S. into Texas.
- Battle of Gonzales
- The convention was about allowing U.S. immigration back to Texas again.
- Battle of the Alamo
- Austin's mission was stalled is about Austin arriving to Mexico City and seeing people dying over a disease called Cholera, Santa Anna wasn't there at the moment. Austin encorauged Texans to form their own goverment in the Texas colonies.
- Battle of San Jacinto
- Your never going to earn your independence!!
- The Battle of Gonzales was the 1st battle of the Texas Revolution that started on October 2, 1835, in a town called Gonzales. The reason for the battle was that the Mexican government wanted a cannon returned by the Texan colonists, but they refused to return it. Mexican soldiers were ordered to retrieve the cannon from the Texans, so they had war but, Texans won.
- We want the cannon BACK!!
- No, its ours now!!
- The Battle of the Alamo was the 3rd battle of the Texas Revolution that started on February 23, 1836. The battle was fought over issues like federalism, immigration rights, slavery, and especially over money, between the Mexican army of General Santa Anna and Texas soldiers led by William B. Travis. The Mexican Army won the battle by killing all the Texan soldiers inside the fort.
- Let's Begin!!
- Yes, of course!!
- oh no!!
- The Battle of San Jacinto was the last battle of the Texas Revolution fought on April 21st, 1836. The battle was fought over Texas gaining its independence from Mexico. Texas defeated Mexico, which led them to their Independence.
- Oh really. we'll see that!
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