
Texas' Disputed Territory
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Katherine R
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Texas' Disputed Territory
What happened next?
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Poll
Do you think Texas and Mexico were on friendly terms after the Texas Revolution?
Yes
No
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CORRECT!
They were not happy with each other. Remember the Public and Private Treaties of Velasco?
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Public Treaty
Santa Anna agreed to end the war
He promised to never attack Texas again
POW's were released
***Mexican Army was to leave over the Rio Grande River***
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Private Treaty
Santa Anna was to be released after conditions met
Santa Anna promised to never invade Texas again
Texas was recognized as a free nation
***Rio Grande River would become the official border of Mexico and Texas***
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Multiple Select
Which of the following Treaty agreements were approved by the Mexican Government?
Mexico will end the war
Mexico will never attack Texas again
Mexican Army will leave beyond the Rio Grande
POW's released
None of the Above
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MEXICO was MAD!
- They decided Santa Anna didn't have the right to make a treaty
- Santa Anna said he was FORCED to sign the treaty
- Mexico NEVER agreed to the terms set by Santa Anna and Texas
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Disputed Territory
Since Mexico refused to acknowledge Texas as a country, and Texas insisted that the Treaty of Velasco was true, there was a lot a disagreement between the two countries about the border.
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Multiple Choice
What territory is indicated by the letter A
Mexico
Texas
United States
Disputed Territory
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Multiple Choice
What territory is indicated by the letter B on the map?
Mexico
Texas
United States
Disputed Territory
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Multiple Choice
What territory is indicated by the letter C on the map?
Mexico
Texas
United States
Disputed Territory
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Multiple Choice
What territory is indicated by the letter D on the map?
Mexico
Texas
United States
Disputed Territory
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Multiple Choice
Does the dark green or the light green look more like the State of Texas as we know it?
Dark Green
Light Green
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Disputed Territory
Mexico finally admitted Texas was a country (they were mostly afraid of the US if they didn't)
Mexico thought that the Texas border was at the Colorado River (dark green)
Texas believed their border was at the Rio Grande (light green)
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Open Ended
Why do you think Mexico did not agree with Texas when it came to the border?
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Multiple Choice
What did Texas consider the border between Texas and Mexico?
Colorado River
Rio Grande River
Brazos River
San Antonio
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Multiple Choice
What did Mexico consider the border between Texas and Mexico?
Colorado River
Rio Grande River
Brazos River
San Antonio
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Open Ended
Looking at the map, what would you be worried about if you were Texas?
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Open Ended
Looking at the map, what would you be worried about if you were Mexico?
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Open Ended
Do you think Mexico and Texas continued to have conflict between each other? Why or why not?
Texas' Disputed Territory
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