the fredonian rebellin
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- Fredonian Rebellion
- Mexicans and their government were against this rebellion and led them to become suspicious of american colonists
- This rebellion did not last long and did not have much support from Texans
- Law of April 6, 1830
- Mexicans thought that the law was necessary to address the problems in Texas
- Texans were outraged by these new laws and said it took away their rights
- Affair at Anahuac
- Mexicans believed the taxes were fair and that the Texans had no right to think otherwise
- Texans believed they should not have to pay these unfair taxes and protested against them.
- Conventions of 1832 1833
- Mexicans believed that their rules were fair and rejected the Texans state constitution and petition
- Arrest of Stephen F. Austin
- Mexicans thought that Stephen F. Austin was guilty because they thought he acted against the country
- Battle of Gonzales
- Mexicans sided with their respected general, Santa Anna, and thought that they should give the cannon back or their troops would take it by force
- give us the cannon!
- Come and take it!
- Texans wanted to resume immigration from the united states, not pay taxes, and become their own state
- Texans were angered that Stephen F. Austin was arrested and thought that he was not guilty and that his actions could be justified
- Texans believed they shouldn't have to give the cannon back and wouldn't without a fight
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