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Texas Wins Independence Pages 351-355

Texas Wins Independence Pages 351-355. By Jamie Bowman Connor Selander Nnaemeka Umerie Joshua Browne Georgia Hale. Siege is enemy forces trying to capture a city or fort Annex is a add on or an addition of something Tejanos are Mexicans who lived in Texas. Definitions. Places.

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Texas Wins Independence Pages 351-355

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  1. Texas Wins IndependencePages 351-355 By Jamie Bowman Connor Selander NnaemekaUmerie Joshua Browne Georgia Hale

  2. Siege is enemy forces trying to capture a city or fort • Annex is a add on or an addition of something • Tejanos are Mexicans who lived in Texas Definitions

  3. Places • The Alamo is a mission where a small band of Texans fought bravely against Mexican Troops. • The Battle of San Jacinto was where they got their independence. • Lone Star Republic is the nickname the Texans gave their new nation after they won independence. • Goliad is where several hundred Texan soldiers were killed and where they surrendered. • Gonzalez is a town where Texans clashed with Mexican troops in 1835.

  4. Stephen F. Austin is a person who led America settlers into Texas in 1821. • Sam Houston was the first president of the Republic of Texas. • Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna was the general who came to power in Mexico in 1833. People

  5. Why did Mexico stop allowing Americans into Mexico? • Mexico feared that Americans wanted to make Texas part of the U.S. • Why did Americans in Texas decide to take action against Santa Anna? • They didn’t want to give up. • Why did many Tejanos support the revolt? • They were tired of Santa Anna and Mexico. • What problems did Texans face after winning independence? • Mexico had refused the treaty and Texans were nearly bankrupt. Problems

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