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| a mark left behind when settlers moved to Texas |
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| term used to describe English-speaking settlers from the United States |
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| an adventurer who engaged in a rebellious activity in a foreign country |
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| a person of Mexican descent living in Texas |
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| to leave home to settle elsewhere |
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| to surrender by treaty or agreement |
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| a government body that has the power to make or pass laws |
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| general who led US Army troops in the War with Mexico |
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| agreement in which Mexico surrendered all land between Texas and the Pacific Ocean |
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| a person who wanted to end slavery |
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| the idea that expansion of the United States to the Pacific Ocean was certain |
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| brought more than 2000 settlers to New Braunfels |
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| rancher who believed that Tejanos were not being treated fairly |
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| law that contained a provision allowing citizens to decide whether to permit slavery |
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| founded a colony along the Medina River, west of San Antonio |
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