The Texas Revolution/US-Mexican War
Directions:
Use the following websites and Creating America to create a timeline for the following events. Start with the year 1820 and end with 1850. Use one color to denote Texas Revolution and another to indicate the US-Mexican War.
In creating your timeline you need to be accurate and precise. Use a ruler to measure the length and determine an appropriate interval for each year on the timeline. [ex: if your line is 10 inches long each year would need to be 1/3 of an inch apart.]
Checklist of Events: Place a check next to each item when you have found the information required in placing them in the timeline.
1. “Old Three Hundred” Colonize Texas
2. Stephen Austin meets General Santa Ana in Mexico City to discuss reforms
3. Mexican army tries to capture a cannon in Gonzales
4. Fighting breaks out along the Rio Grande
5. James Polk becomes president
6. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
7. The siege at the Alamo
8. Mexico outlaws slavery
9. Massacre at Goliad
10. National Colonization Law
11. Battle of San Jacinto
12. Mexican Independence
13. John Slidell offers Mexico $25 million for TX, CA, and NM
14. General Zachary Taylor invades Mexico
15. John Fremont invades California
16. Battle of Buena Vista
17. Congress declares war on Mexico
18. Lone Star Republic Established
19. Sam Houston declares Texas a free country
20. Mexico closes Texas to US immigration
21. Texans revolt against Mexico
22. General Stephan Kearny invades New Mexico
23. General Winfield Scott wins at Chapultepec, Mexico City falls
24. Texas enters the US as a slave state
POINT VALUE: 10
The Events in Chronological Order
Texas Revolution
• Mexican Independence
• National Colonization Law
• “Old Three Hundred” Colonize Texas
• Mexico outlaws slavery
• Mexico closes Texas to US immigration
• Stephen Austin meets General Santa Ana in Mexico City to discuss reforms
• Texans revolt against Mexico
• Mexican army tries to capture a cannon in Gonzales
• Sam Houston declares Texas a free country
• The siege at the Alamo
• Massacre at Goliad
• Battle of San Jacinto
• Lone Star Republic Established
US-Mexican War
• James Polk becomes president
• Texas enters the US as a slave state
• John Slidell offers Mexico $25 million for TX, CA, and NM
• Fighting breaks out along the Rio Grande
• Congress declares war on Mexico
• General Zachary Taylor invades Mexico
• General Stephan Kearny invades New Mexico
• John Fremont invades California
• Battle of Buena Vista
• General Winfield Scott wins at Chapultepec, Mexico City falls
• Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Rubric
| |Possible Points |Points Received |
|Correct Dates |12 | |
|Use of two colors |2 | |
|Precision of timeline |2 | |
|Neatness |2 | |
|Directions followed and rubric attached |2 | |
|Total |20 | |
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