Early Texas History (1685-1810)
La Salle - La Salle's Early Expedition
and establishment of the First Texas Colony in 1685
Early Indian Inhabitants of Texas around 1685
French and Spanish Territorial
Claims to Texas
La Salle's Colony at Lavaca
The Spanish Settlement of Texas
Spanish Missions in Texas
The French and Spanish War over
Texas
Texas Between 1721 and 1724
The French and Indian War
Free Navigation of
the Mississippi River
First White Settlements in Texas -
1785
War with Spain Avoided -1805
Zebulon Pike's Expedition to New Spain
(Texas) - 1806
San Antonio Life in Early 1800's
Mexican Independence
Movement in 1810
Exploits of Colonel Ellis P. Bean
The Republican Revolutionary Movement in Mexico and Texas
(1812-1821)
Battle of La Bahia (Goliad) -
1813
The Battle of Rosalis (Also Known as
the Battle of Salado) -1813
Battle of Medina - 1813
Mexican Revolution -1816
Jean Lafitte
Mexico Gains its Independence
from Spain, 1821
The Colonization of Texas (1820-1834)
Stephen
F. Austin Establishes his Colony in Texas-1822
Hayden Edwards
Grant and the Fredonian Revolution 1824-1827
Texas Affairs: 1825-1830
Mexican Hostilities
Towards the Texas Colonists: 1831
Texas Indian Battle: 1831
Texas Colonists Revolt:
1831-1832
The Growing Political and
Military Power of Texas: 1832-1833
Sam Houston Moves to Texas:
1832
Santa Anna Elected
President of Mexico: 1833
Stephen F. Austin Visits Mexico
and is Arrested: 1833
Texas Legislative Actions; 1834
First Revolutionary
Movements in Texas: 1834
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