Texas Revolution

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The Texas Revolution was an 1835–1836 armed uprising in which Anglo-Texan and Tejano settlers fought to break away from Mexican rule, ultimately leading to the creation of the independent Republic of Texas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armed conflict
revolution
war of independence
belligerent Anglo-American settlers in Texas
Government of Mexico
surface form: Mexican government

Tejano rebels
Texian Army
surface form: Texian forces
cause abolition of the Mexican Constitution of 1824
centralization policies of Antonio López de Santa Anna
conflicts over slavery in Mexican Texas
disputes over state and local autonomy in Coahuila y Tejas
tensions over immigration from the United States into Texas
commander Antonio López de Santa Anna
James Bowie
James Fannin
José de Urrea
Sam Houston
Stephen F. Austin
William B. Travis
country Mexico
endCause capture of Antonio López de Santa Anna
defeat of Mexican army at San Jacinto
endDate 1836-04-21
followedBy United States territorial expansion
surface form: Annexation of Texas by the United States

Mexican–American War
Republic of Texas
Texas–Mexican border disputes
hasPart Battle of Gonzales
Battle of San Jacinto
The Alamo
surface form: Battle of the Alamo

Convention of 1836
Goliad Campaign
Goliad Campaign
surface form: Goliad Massacre

Runaway Scrape
Siege of Bexar
Texas Declaration of Independence
location Coahuila y Tejas
Coahuila y Tejas
surface form: Mexican Texas

Texas
opponent Centralist Mexican government
partOf history of Mexico
history of Texas
result creation of the Republic of Texas
independence of Texas
significantDocument Texas Declaration of Independence
significantEvent signing of the Treaties of Velasco
significantPlace Goliad Campaign
surface form: Goliad

Gonzales, Texas
San Jacinto Battlefield
The Alamo
startDate 1835-10-02

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Republic of Texas keyConflict Texas Revolution
Old West associatedWithEvent Texas Revolution
Siete Leyes (1836 Mexican constitutional laws) influencedEvent Texas Revolution
subject surface form: Siete Leyes
Mirabeau B. Lamar participantIn Texas Revolution
Jacksonian era hasPart Texas Revolution
this entity surface form: Texas Revolution context
Sam Houston associatedWith Texas Revolution
First Mexican Republic event Texas Revolution
Remember the Alamo usedDuring Texas Revolution
Treaties of Velasco partOf Texas Revolution
subject surface form: Battle of San Jacinto
Treaties of Velasco historicalPeriod Texas Revolution
Battle of San Jacinto partOf Texas Revolution
Battle of San Jacinto conflict Texas Revolution
Battle of San Jacinto campaign Texas Revolution
this entity surface form: Texas Revolution 1835–1836
Siete Leyes relatedEvent Texas Revolution
Texian Army conflict Texas Revolution
Coahuila y Tejas event Texas Revolution
Antebellum period significantEvent Texas Revolution
Mirabeau participatedIn Texas Revolution
subject surface form: Mirabeau B. Lamar
David G. Burnet militaryConflict Texas Revolution
Major General (Texian Army) notableDuring Texas Revolution
Major General (Texian Army) associatedWithEvent Texas Revolution
this entity surface form: Texas War of Independence
The Alamo associatedWithEvent Texas Revolution
Stephen F. Austin participantIn Texas Revolution
Stephen F. Austin participantIn Texas Revolution
this entity surface form: Texas independence movement
Collin McKinney participantIn Texas Revolution
Collin McKinney movement Texas Revolution
this entity surface form: Texas independence movement
The Last Command (1955 film) portrays Texas Revolution
Convention of 1836 mainSubject Texas Revolution
this entity surface form: Texas independence
Convention of 1836 conflict Texas Revolution
Convention of 1836 timePeriod Texas Revolution
Centralist Mexican government conflict Texas Revolution
San Jacinto Battlefield conflict Texas Revolution
provisional government of Texas significantEvent Texas Revolution
subject surface form: Provisional Government of Texas
provisional government of Texas partOf Texas Revolution
subject surface form: Provisional Government of Texas
Washington-on-the-Brazos historicalEra Texas Revolution
Come and Take It associatedWithEvent Texas Revolution
Come and Take It relatedTo Texas Revolution
Vice President of the Republic of Texas historicalEra Texas Revolution
this entity surface form: Texas Revolution and early Texas statehood era
James Fannin notableEvent Texas Revolution