Chapter 9

Define

1. States’ rights – Theory that a ______could choose whether to obey or enforce federal laws. 2. Nationalist – a person who ______policies that ______national interests. 3. Provision – A specific ______set by a law. 4. Customs duty – a ______that is collected on ______that are taken into our out of a country. 5. Allegiance - ______6. Centralist – a supporter of ______national government and ______state power. 7. Resolution – a formal statement of a ______, ______or course of action by an official group. 8. Delegate – a person who ______others. 9. Faction – a group of ______who share a viewpoint on an issue. 10. Siege- a lengthy military ______on a fortified place. 11. Provisional government – a group of ______who make laws and provide services on a ______basis.

Identify Section 1 1. – received empresarial ______, but the grant was taken away 2. – Clash between______colonists and the Mexican government 3. Manuel Mier y Teran – a commander sent to investigate the ______in . 4. Law of April 6, 1830 – outlawed ______from the US to Texas and cancelled all empresarial grants that had not been fulfilled.

Section 2 12. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna – launched a revolution in ______against President Bustamante. 13. John Davis Bradburn – Mexican official that was directed to ______laws 14. Anahuac – location of the customs house on ______Bay 15. Turtle Bayou Resolutions – resolutions where colonist pledged their ______to and support for Santa Anna 16. Battle of Velasco – first battle where ______and Mexican soldiers shot at each other 17. Convention of 1832 – resolution to support the true ______government, repeals the Law of April ____, 1830, allow immigration from ______and exempt custom duties; never made it to Mexico City for approval. 18. Convention of 1833 – same as Convention of ______except a constitution was drafted.

Section 3 19. Martin Perfecto de Cos – Santa Anna’s brother-in -______and was to command ______in north including Texas and enforced Santa Anna’s ______. 20. William B. Travis – chosen as the leader to expel Tenorio and his men from ______. 21. War party – Supporters of “Free ______” 22. Peace Party – Supporters of the “Wait and ______” policy 23. The Army of the People – a group of about 300 ______that organized into an army. 24. Battle of Gonzales – Battle where Texans organized at ______and fired their cannon. Mexican soldiers ______. 25. The – meeting to decide what action to take against ______. 26. Battle of – Battle where Texans attacked Mexican soldiers; fighting went on for _____ days until Cos waived his ______flag and surrendered.