Kevin's Cards about Mexican Texas Era Flashcards

1
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What marked the beginning of the beginning of the Mexican Revolution, this event would have a major influence on TX

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Father Hidalgo’s “Cry of Delores”

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What was the main cause of the Mexican Revolution

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Poverty and an unfair class system was the main cause of the Mexican Revolution

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What were the 4 social classes in Mexico

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Peninsulares, Criollos, Mestizo, and Native Americans

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4
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What is the highest class in Mexico

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Spaniards from Europe called peninsulares

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5
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What is the 2nd highest class in Mexico

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Criollos

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6
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What is the 3rd highest class in Mexico

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Mestizos

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What is the lowest class in Mexico

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Native Americans

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8
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Peninsulares were mainly what

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Mainly Rich Landowners

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9
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Criollo’s wanted and fought for what

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Supported a free and democratic Mexico

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10
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What did Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla do

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He was a Catholic Priest

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What was Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla speech called

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He delivered a speech known as his “Grito de Dolores” (“Cry of Dolores”) on September 16, 1810, that marked Mexican Independence Day

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How did the Treaty of Córdoba affect Texas

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The Treaty of Córdoba made Mexican independence from Spain official. Since Texas was a part of Mexico, the treaty also made Texas free from Spanish rule. Now, Texas was controlled by Mexico rather than by Spain

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What type of events combined to destabilize Spanish control of Mexico and Texas

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World events such as the French invasion of Spain destabilized Spanish control of Mexico and Texas

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What do the 3 colors of the Mexican Flag represent

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The “Three Guarantees” which are independence which is represented by green, religion that is represented by white, and unity that is represented by red

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What was the purpose of the Plan Iguala

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The plan of Iguala laid out a plan for government in an independent Mexico

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16
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How long did it take Spain to recognize Mexico’s independence

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15 years

17
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Coahuila y Tejas Definition

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One of the states in the United Mexican States under its 1824 Constitution

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Criollo Definition

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Person of Spanish ancestry, born in Mexico; supported a free and democratic Mexico

19
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Empresario Grant Definition

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Grant of land given to entrepreneurs who helped recruit people to settle the land

20
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Grito de Delores Definition

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A speech delivered by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla on September 16, 1810 that marked Mexican Independence Day; translated as “Cry of Dolores.”

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Peninsular Definition

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In New Spain, a Spaniard from Europe

22
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Plan of Iguala Definition

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Agustín de Iturbide’s plan that established the “three guarantees” that outlined the principles upon which Mexico would be based: independence, supremacy of the Catholic faith, and equality of all people

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Treaty of Córdoba Definition

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Established Mexican independence from Spain at the conclusion of the Mexican War of Independence; signed in the city of Córdoba

24
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How did the State colonization law affect Texas

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It encouraged settlers to come to the area, It gave empresario grants t people such as Stephen F. Austin, and it promoted cheap land where they could raise crops