Question

cloze notes: the road to the texas revolution
early relations between texans and mexico

• the road to the texas revolution was a long and one.
• during the early years of texas anglo - american settlement, the and had little to do with each other.
• and other worked to ensure cooperation and respect for mexican law.
• relations became tense as more settlers from the arrived.
• by thes, small problems grew bigger and caused.

Explanation:

The Texas Revolution was a significant event in history. The first blank likely refers to a characteristic like "tumultuous" (common in historical accounts of revolutionary paths). For the second part, early in Texas Anglo - American settlement, Mexicans (the established group) and Anglo - Americans (the new settlers) had limited interaction. Empresarios (land agents) and other leaders would work to maintain order. As more settlers from the United States (a common source of settlers in this context) arrived, tensions rose. By the 1830s (a key decade leading to the Texas Revolution), small issues escalated into conflict.

Answer:

1. tumultuous
2. Mexicans; Anglo - Americans
3. Empresarios; leaders
4. United States
5. 1830; conflict