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Texas History Spring Final 2014

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Mexican History

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Revolution and Republic

Revolution and Republic. The Battle of Gonzales to the Battle of the Alamo Unit Six, Section One Notes. Why were the Texans angry with the Mexican Government?. Causes of the Texas Revolution. Pressures of the United States The Instability of the new Mexican Government Cultural Differences

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Today we will describe how text features make information accessible and usable.

Today we will describe how text features make information accessible and usable. accessible=easy to approach. Concept. Human beings have important elements in their bodies such as a heart, lungs, blood vessels and brain. These elements stand out from other features of our body. . APK.

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The Alamo

The Alamo. Objectives. Students should be able to understand the following:. Where the Alamo is located? What happened at the Alamo? Identify famous participants at the Alamo. What was the importance of the Alamo in American History?. What is the Alamo?.

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Texas Revolution

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The Alamo

The Alamo. Objectives. Students should be able to understand the following:. Where the Alamo is located? What happened at the Alamo? Identify famous participants at the Alamo. What was the importance of the Alamo in American History?. What is the Alamo?.

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Father Miguel Hidalgo

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Chapter 10

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Quiz

Quiz. Back in Michigan. Chapter 13 American Expansion. Ideas covered. The Texas revolution Oregon Dispute The Mexican American War The growth of the railroad and immigration. Moving ever forward. As the U.S. expanded the key areas seemed to be. Maine, Oregon, Texas, and California.

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Houston, Bowie, travis and santa anna men who made a difference in texas Important People of Texas foldable

Houston, Bowie, travis and santa anna men who made a difference in texas Important People of Texas foldable. Instructions. 1. You will be given a sheet of paper. Follow the instructions given for folding and cutting. 2. Label each section with one of the following: Sam Houston

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Multicultural Studies latin American history, contributions, & culture

Multicultural Studies latin American history, contributions, & culture. Objectives: Tswbat explain the historical roles of native americans , Europeans, and enslaved Africans in creating the latin American culture.

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The West

The West. Native Americans of the West (45 slides) California Missions (22 slides) Texas Revolution (15 slides) Mexican-American War (17 slides) The California Gold Rush (33 slides). The West: Texas Revolution. Texas. The West: Texas Revolution. Texas. The West: Texas Revolution.

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Sam Houston

Sam Houston. By: Elora Wheeler. Early Life. Born March 2,1793 Born in Rockbridge County, Virginia Parents were Samuel and Elizabeth Houston He was the 5 th of 9 children

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Chapter 14, Westward Expansion and War (1790-1860)

Chapter 14, Westward Expansion and War (1790-1860). Earning Mexican Independence. Led by Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla [me-GEL hee -DOLL-go e cos - STEEL- ya ], an army of Indians and mestizos [mess-TEA- sos ] rebelled

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The Alamo and Goliad

The Alamo and Goliad. A Clash of Armies P. 224 - 228. A Missed Opportunity. When General Cos surrendered San Antonio to the Texans in December 1835, Santa Anna was furious. Santa Anna set out for Texas to punish the rebels. Because of distance, it took sometime for him to reach Texas.

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Tejanos (Mexicans) who fought for Texas

Tejanos (Mexicans) who fought for Texas. in the Battle of the Alamo. Remembering the Tejanos. Out of the 189 defenders of the Alamo, only a few were native Texans. Defenders came from all over the country, even from as far as Europe. Famous Tejano patriots.

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The Texas Revolution

The Texas Revolution. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna By: Austin Broussard. Early Life of General Santa Anna. He was born in Xalapa(spelt Jalapa in some sources), Spain on February 21, 1794. After limited schooling, he worked as a merchant in Veracruz. The only child by his middle-class

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Texas Revolution: The Alamo

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