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Napoleon forces Spain to return Louisiana to French control
In 1800 Napoleon forced Spain to give up its power over Louisiana to reconstruct a French empire in North America. This is significant to the ending of Spanish rule because it is weakening there power in North America. (102) https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fblog.napoleon-cologne.fr%2Fen%2Fthe-bicentenary-of-the-death-of-napoleon-bonaparte%2F&psig=AOvVaw2rMMKszne2veD0yxN6zzf5&ust=1743719425789000&source=images&cd=vfe&opi=89978449&ved=0CBAQjRxqFwoTCOjcj7-zuowDFQAAAAAdAAAAABAE -
Louisiana Purchase
Napoleon sells Louisiana to the United states Led by Thomas Jefferson which was signed 4-30-1803. This is significant because it now eliminates all Spanish and plans for French rule in Texas. (102)
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Neutral Ground Agreement
This agreement was signed on 11-5-1806 between General Wilkinson and Inspector Francisco Viana at an army camp in Sabine. This played role in the ending of spanish rule because it divided the two territories into separate zones. (107)
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Father Hidalgo launches revolt against Spanish rule
Father Hidalgo let out his grito on 9-16-1810 “Long live Religion! Long live our Blessed Mother Guadalupe! Long live Ferdinand VII and death to bad government!” surrounded in a crowd in the town of Delores. His speech jump started the mexican war for independence ending the spanish rule in Mexico. (117)
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Casas Revolt in Texas fails; Father Hidalgo executed
This was the first revolt against spanish rule led by Juan Bautista on 1-21-1811 in San Antonio. Although this rebellion was unsuccessful it spiked many challenges on the spanishs rule and authority over its people. (118)
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Gutiérrez–Magee expedition begins invasion of Texas
This expedition took place on August,1812 and was led by Gutiérrez and Magee in Nacogdoches. Upon arrival the local troops were unwilling to fight. This expedition showed texas that complete peace was not an option furthermore weakening the spanish control.
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Battle of Three Trees,
This battle took place in 1817 on Galveston island led by a pirate leader named Jean Laffite were they murdered 30 Karankawas. This battle did not necessarily affect the spanishs rule but rather shows that there rule was weak in Texas due to the resistance from the Native American tribes. (124)
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Adams–Onís Treaty recognizes Spanish title to Texas
The Adams Onis treaty took place February 1819 and this treaty created line establishing the territories of Spain and the U.S. Spain lost florida furthermore diminishing their rule of their American territories. (128)
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The Plan De Igula
This Plan took place in Mexico city on 2-24-1821 this plan consisted of Mexico gaining its independence from Spain. This affected Spains rule because they no longer ruled in North America. (129) https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FPlan_of_Iguala&psig=AOvVaw1TtlFdsbhk0CpFantrfBQQ&ust=1743730525006000&source=images&cd=vfe&opi=89978449&ved=0CBQQjRxqFwoTCNi9msbcuowDFQAAAAAdAAAAABAE -
National Colonization of 1824
This took place somewhere after April by a man named Seguin in the states. This granted that matters be handle within the states. Furthermore weakening and ending the spanish rule over its American territories. (140)
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