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Put in chronological order the following events that led to the Texas Revolution.*General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna declares himself a dictator and imprisons Stephen Austin.Mexican officials outlaw further immigration from the United States. Stephen Austin calls for Texans to revolt: "The sword is drawn!"*The flood of Americans into Texas leads to clashes with Indians and Mexican officials.*Americans eagerly begin to settle in Stephen Austin's Anglo "colony" in east Texas.
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