Mexican Texas

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Mexican Texas was the northeastern region of Mexico in the early 19th century, encompassing what is now Texas and serving as a frontier province marked by Anglo-American colonization, tensions over governance, and the roots of the Texas Revolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former territory
historical region
borderedBy Coahuila NERFINISHED
Gulf of Mexico NERFINISHED
Louisiana NERFINISHED
Tamaulipas NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
capital San Antonio de Béxar NERFINISHED
colonizationPolicy empresario contracts
commonLanguages English
Spanish
country Mexico
followedBy Republic of Texas NERFINISHED
governingBody Mexican central government NERFINISHED
State of Coahuila y Tejas legislature NERFINISHED
keyRiver Nueces River NERFINISHED
Red River NERFINISHED
Rio Grande NERFINISHED
Sabine River NERFINISHED
knownFor Anglo-American colonization
centralist versus federalist conflict
empresario land grants
origins of the Texas Revolution
tensions over immigration policy
tensions over slavery
legalSystem Mexican law
locatedIn northeastern Mexico
locatedInPresentDay Texas NERFINISHED
majorSettlement Brazoria NERFINISHED
Goliad NERFINISHED
Gonzales NERFINISHED
Nacogdoches NERFINISHED
San Felipe de Austin NERFINISHED
notableEmpresario Green DeWitt NERFINISHED
Haden Edwards NERFINISHED
Martín De León NERFINISHED
Stephen F. Austin NERFINISHED
officialLanguage Spanish
partOf Coahuila y Tejas NERFINISHED
First Mexican Republic NERFINISHED
precededBy Spanish Texas NERFINISHED
relatedEvent Anahuac Disturbances NERFINISHED
Battle of Gonzales NERFINISHED
Battle of San Jacinto NERFINISHED
Battle of the Alamo NERFINISHED
Fredonian Rebellion NERFINISHED
Law of April 6, 1830 NERFINISHED
Texas Revolution NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
sovereignState Mexico NERFINISHED
timePeriodEnd 1836
timePeriodStart 1821

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James Power activeIn Mexican Texas
subject surface form: James Power (Texas empresario)
Runaway Scrape country Mexican Texas
this entity surface form: Mexico–Texas borderlands
San Felipe de Austin country Mexican Texas
this entity surface form: Mexico (historical, Mexican Texas)
Come and Take It countryOfOrigin Mexican Texas
this entity surface form: Mexico (as part of Mexican Texas)
Spanish Texas followedBy Mexican Texas
Spanish Texas follows Mexican Texas
this entity surface form: Tejas (as part of Coahuila y Tejas under earlier Spanish administration)
Battle of Gonzales hasCategory Mexican Texas
Nueces River historicalEventAssociation Mexican Texas
this entity surface form: Nueces Strip border dispute between Texas and Mexico
Goliad Campaign historicalRegion Mexican Texas
San Felipe de Austin jurisdiction Mexican Texas
Battle of Gonzales location Mexican Texas
Texas frontier precededBy Mexican Texas
this entity surface form: Mexican Texas frontier