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The Texas Revolution: Battle of Gonzales

After the fall of New Spain, the Mexican government wanted to bolster the population of its northern regions to protect its inner core from marauding parties of hostile natives and American filibusters. To rectify the problem, the Mexican government invited men such as Stephen F Austin to bring in loyal colonists from the United States to lay down roots in the region known as Texas. However, unbeknownst to the government officials in Mexico City. This problem would backfire in their face. Seeing the wonderful land of Texas up for grabs, thousands more Americans flooded into the Mexican state and started eating up the land. The Mexican officials tried to stop this flood but to no avail. Fighting starts breaking out against the Texian colonists and Mexican soldiers for years on end. The bloodshed will only rise when a popular Mexican General named Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna takes the reins of government. Though popular initially, Santa Anna soon centralizes power and overturns the Constitution, sparking revolts throughout the country. Tired of having no voice in government and being regulated as a second-class region, the people of Texas rise up hoping to get what they want finally, their state. With the tension rising throughout the country, it will only take a small incident to explode the entire region into civil conflict. It might be something as small as a cannon… Intro 0:00 Northern frontier 0:45 Austins colonize Texas 2:00 Fredonian Rebellion 5:50 Anahuac Disturbance of 1832 8:20 Conventions of 1832 & 1833 11:55 Santa Anna Centralizes Power 14:25 Federalist Revolts against Santa Anna 15:30 Anahuac Disturbance of 1835 16:05 Ugartechea demands the Gonzales Cannon 17:40 Battle of Gonzales 21:24 General Cos arrives in Texas 25:49 JOIN THE COMMUNITY!   / discord   SUPPORT THE CHANNEL!   / warhawkyt   BECOME A MEMBER:    / @warhawkyt   Sources: Texian Iliad - A Military History of the Texas Revolution by Stephen L. Hardin Eighteen Minutes: The Battle of San Jacinto and the Texas Independence Campaign by Stephen L. Moore Texas State Historical Association Filmstro | Create custom royalty-free music in minutes https://filmstro.com/ Script Writer - Saris Map Maker - Saris Historical Consultant - Josiah C.W. Neal Background sounds - Cajun1862 #texasrevolution #comeandtakeit #battleofgonzales Disclaimer: Warhawk will receive a commission for any purchases made via the Amazon affiliate link.