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US Revolution	Mexican War for Independence	Principle of Government
100 Battle of Saratoga Turning Point of the Revolutionary War	100 Father Hidalgo Who led "Grito de Dolores"?	100 Executive, Judicial, and Legislative Branch Three Branches of government (Separation of Power)	100 Tejanos (Mexico) Texians (Anglos) What where Anglos and Mexicans called in Cohuilia y Tejas
200 France Who joined the Colonist after the battle of Saratoga	200 Peninsulares, Criollos, Mestizos, Native and African Americans What is the order of the Caste system (Top to Bottom?)	200 Republicanism and Federalism Two of the three explains the United States Government, identify them Republicanism Centralism Federalism	200 an individual whose job it is to settle on land and recruit new settlers to come live there. Stephen F Austin What is an empresario and who was the first Emprasario who got a contract to move to Cohuilia y Tejas
300 Caste System Which of the following was NOT a cause of the Revolutionary War? Proclamation Line of 1763 Caste System Townshed Act Coercive Act	300 Encomienda System and Caste System What were the two systems in which people in New Spain fought to abolish?	300 Popular Sovereignty and Limited Government Which of the following principles of government were found in BOTH the US Articles of Confederation AND the Mexican Constitution of 1824? Choose all that are correct. F. Popular Sovereignty G. Freedom of Religion H. Separation of Powers J. Limited Government	300 Fredonian Rebellion The event or act from Haden Edwards that led to the Law of April 6th
400 Battle of Lexington & Concord Battle of Saratoga Battle of Yorktown The Three Battles of the Revolutionary War	400 Conquistadores Who benefited from the Encomienda System?	400 C Centralism is when the power to make decisions for a country belongs only to the national government and federalism is when the national government shares power with the state governments Which of the following best explains the difference between centralism and federalism? A Centralism is when the national government of a country has the power to make all decisions and federalism is when the national government of a country has none of the power. B Centralism is when the national government shares the power to make decisions with the states and federalism is when the national government has all of the power. C Centralism is when the power to make decisions for a country belongs only to the national government and federalism is when the national government shares power with the state governments. D Centralism and federalism are two words that are both used to describe a national government that has all of the power to make decisions for the people living in the country	400 Santa Ana, Centralist This person changed the Mexican government into a Federalist/Centralist
500 Proclamation Act of 1763 Quartering Act Townshed Act Boston Massacre Stamp Act Common Sense - Thomas Paine Name atleast FOUR laws or Acts that angered the colonist that led to the Revolutionary War	500 Unfair Taxes, Encomienda and Caste System Three Causes of Mexican war for Independence	500 Executive Branch - Appoint Judges in Supreme Court and Veto laws from Congress Legislative Branch - Impeach president or vetos with 2/3 vote, approve federal judge Judicial Branch - Can declare laws from congress or presidential acts unconstitutional Describe each branch role in Checks and Balances	500 Fredonian Rebellion Mier y Terans Report Law of April 6th Convention of 1832-1833 SFA Arrest Causes of Texas Revolution

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