ch 9. quiz

Question 1

what is the fredonian rebellion?

Answer 1

Edwards and his supporters declared independence from Mexico and the land near nacogdoches became the fredonian. Where Stephen f Austin sided with Mexican govt. This comfier the fear of Mexicans that Americans were trying to take Texas.

Question 2

Mier y teran report

Answer 2

Meir y tern report was where a person names tier y tern was sent to inspect Texas settlements and report back, he reported back that American settlers outnumbered Mexican settlers 10 to 1.

Question 3

The law of April 6th

Answer 3

1. immagrants from the u.s are banned
2. an impresario contacts that aren’t completed, are canceled.
3. encouraged Mexican and eruption immigrants
4. Outlawed slavery in Texas
5. Added more Mexican soldiers / forts in texas
6. added taxes to all foreign goods entering Texas.

Question 4

Centeralist party

Answer 4

The centralist party is the party that came in power 1829, they were more strict on colonists, and lastly they wanted central govt. to have more control

Question 5

Federalists party

Answer 5

The federalists came to power in the 20’s, they left colonists alone, and they wanted states to have more control.

Question 6

Stephen F. Austin

Answer 6

Stephen f Austin is a person who sided with the Mexican govt.

Question 7

Turtle bayou resolutions

Answer 7

they did these three things there :
1 they pledged their allegiance to Mexican federalists
2. they said their actions were against Bradburn, not mexico
3. they stated their loyalty to Santa Anna

Question 8

Battle of velasco

Answer 8

John Austin got a cannon ugartecha attempts to stop him and fight broke out ugartecha surrendered..

Question 9

Santa Anna

Answer 9

Antonio de Padua María Severino López de Santa Anna y Pérez de Lebrón, usually known as Santa Anna or López de Santa Anna, was a Mexican soldier, politician, and caudillo who served as the 8th president of Mexico multiple times between 1833 and 1855. He also served as Vice President of Mexico from 1837 to 1839.

Question 10

Convention of 1832-1833

Answer 10

The Convention of 1833 (April 1–13, 1833), a political gathering of settlers of Mexican Texas, was a successor to the Convention of 1832, whose requests had not been addressed by the Mexican government.

Question 11

Commerce

Answer 11

The act of buying and selling goods

Question 12

Resolution

Answer 12

A governmental conclusion

Question 13

Repeal

Answer 13

To revoke or take back a congressional law

Question 14

Decree

Answer 14

An official governmental order

Question 15

Import

Answer 15

To bring goods in from an external country

Question 16

Delegate

Answer 16

An elective representative to represent others at a conference

Question 17

Dictator

Answer 17

A leader with absolute authority

Question 18

Duty

Answer 18

A tax put on sold goods

Question 19

Skirmish

Answer 19

A short battle between two opposing forces

Question 20

Campaign

Answer 20

A group of soldiers

Question 21

Parley

Answer 21

A conference between two opposing sides

Question 22

Siege

Answer 22

A fort or blockade

Question 23

Veto

Answer 23

A rejection to a governmental offer or proposal

Question 24

Ad interim

Answer 24

A temporary government set up until an official one is put in place

Question 25

Petition

Answer 25

A written formal request towards a particular cause or change in government