Mexico had been promoting Immigration to that region to the point where there was a huge influx of American citizens interested in the cheap land (as if they didn't have enough). This worried the Mexican government, who decided to restrict immigration and take away some of the land granted to the american settlers. This pissed them off royally, and they rebelled.
In 1846, Anglo settlers in California captured Mexican soldiers at Sonoma and declared the Bear Flag Republic. This revolt was part of the larger context of the Mexican-American War, as American settlers in California sought independence from Mexican rule. The Bear Flag Republic was short-lived, as U.S. military forces soon took control of California.
The Republic of Fredonia is no longer existent. A group of Anglo Texas settlers created the makeshift country in an attempt to secede from Mexico in 1826. It was in Nacogdoches, Texas. The rebellion was put down by Mexican troops a year later.
He tried to organize a revolt against Mexico in California.
The Kickapoo Indians signed away most of their land in Illinois in 1819.
The Taos together with the Mexicans revolted against the Americans in 1847. The revolution was on January 19,1847 in New Mexico.
Anglo settlers were colonist in Mexico and Mexican settlers weren't
Because the Texas Revolution not simply an Anglo revolution against the Mexican government, it was a Texian and Texican War of Independence against Mexico.
Anglo settlers to Texas weren't the only Mexican citizens upset in 1835. Quite a few areas of Mexico were in open revolt. Santa Ana had abrogated the 1821 Mexican Consstitution. This is why you will see Mexican flags with an 1821 on them, it was the bearers way of saying that the government should uphold the Constitution. They were upset, because Santa Anna and the Mexican government had locked Stephen F. Austin up.
The fighting in Texas stemmed from tensions between Anglo-Texans and the Mexican government, primarily due to differing cultural, political, and economic interests. Anglo settlers, encouraged to move to Texas, often resisted Mexican laws, including those regarding slavery and governance. Meanwhile, the Mexican government's attempts to enforce its laws and maintain control over the increasingly autonomous Anglo population led to further conflict. This mutual disregard for each other's rights and governance ultimately fueled the revolutionary sentiments that culminated in the Texas Revolution.
None. It was a clash between Mexican forces and Anglo-speaking settlers.
That Anglo settlers would try to revolt and secede from Mexico.
After a small revolt Mexico became worried that America was trying to take Texas. The Mexican government sent General Manuel de Mier y Teran to investigate Texas. He observed that: the Anglo (white) American settlers outnumbered the Mexican settlers five to 1 (for every 5 Americans, there was only 1 Mexican)
The Texas Revolution (1835-1836), when Anglo settlers who helped colonize Texas on behalf of the Mexican government split up to conform the Republic of Texas. See related questions for further detail.
It was a siege, where Anglo-American settlers entrenched themselves within the El Alamo chapel. Mexican troops laid siege and ultimately defeated such settlers.
The Fredonian Rebellion, which occurred in 1826 in Texas, was primarily caused by growing tensions between American settlers and the Mexican government, fueled by dissatisfaction over land policies and local governance. The rebellion was led by Haden Edwards, who declared independence from Mexico, but it was quickly suppressed by Mexican forces. The effects included heightened tensions between Anglo settlers and the Mexican government, contributing to the eventual Texas Revolution, as it underscored the settlers' desire for autonomy and their frustration with Mexican rule. Additionally, it marked an early sign of the conflict that would escalate into broader struggles for independence in Texas.
For some it was the prohibition against slavery and others opposed the mandate to be Catholics and to provide financial support to the Catholic Church.
The Texas Revolution (1835-1836), when Anglo settlers who helped colonize Texas on behalf of the Mexican government split up to conform the Republic of Texas. See related questions for further detail.