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chapter 3 vocad
Term | Definition |
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mission | a settlement in natives American territory designed to convert Natives Americans to Christianity |
presidio | a Spanish fort that consist of missions |
epidemic | a repaid spread of diseases in a short period of time |
cede | to formally give up ownership of something |
transform | to change in character or condition |
establish | to settle; to make towns, communities and homestead in a area |
friar | started missions ; member of church clergy like a pastor or pester |
factor | part of what create a result |
filibuster | a person who wages a official war on a country |
benefits | something that is good for a person |
Philip Nolan | a horse herder in Texas |
James welkins | general from the united states |
neutral ground agreement | agreement between the Spanish and U.S. that no solders would occupies this area |
class | social rank |
peninsulas | wealthy Spanish upper class |
criollos | born in new Spain to Spanish parents |
mestizos | born to one Spanish parent and one Native American parent |
Miguel hidalgo | a priest from Dolores that wanted to end social ranks |
Jose Bernard | a revival that invaded Texas |
battle of medina | Arenado attacked and defected Toledo also the boldest battle on Texas soil |
James long | a man who organized a filibuster trip that eventually pushed through Texas |
eventually | some time latter; in the end |
pirate | a person who steals from ships at sea |
republic | a nation that votes and elects repesintives to make laws |
occupied | to take over or rule another country |
monarchist | a person who didn't want change and to keep there high social studious |
Augustine | the leader of the monarchist that wrote the plan of Iguala |
achieve | to do or accomplish something |
anti monarchist | believed in bot liberty and equality |
plan of Iguala | so Mexico could become and independent nation |
treaty of cordoba | made that plan of Iguala official |
Moses Austin | American business man that hoped to make a living off of bringing settlers to Texas |
sitio | a Spanish unit of measure representing 4,428 acres of land |
speculators | a person that buys a large amount of land and sales it bit by bit |
Stephen F. Austin | "the father of Texas" -son of Moses- carried out his fathers dream and is credited with populating Tx with settlers |
agriculture | the work of preparing soil, production of crops, and raising live stock |
collapse | to break down or fall completely |
militia | a group of armed citizens that served as solders during an emergency |
grant | a possession, such as land, legally given to someone for free or very little money |
partnership | association of two or more people in a business venture |
San Felipe De Austin | the main town of Austin's colony where he did all his business |
conducted | to direct or lead |
republic of Fredonia | Haden Edwards failed attempt to free Texas from Mexico |
census | an official count of population in a region |
Tejano | people with Mexican ancestry that lived in Texas |
martin de Leon | the only Mexican empressario that brought Mexican settlers to Texas |
green dewitt | a Texan empressario that brought 400 families |
minister | a person sent to another country to represent their home country to the government |
civilians | people who are not in the armed forces |
self-government | a government when the people take an active role in making laws and decisions |
san antonio | named after mission |