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On March 6, 1836, Mexican forces under the command of General Lopez Antonio de Santa Anna captured the mission-turned-fort called Alamo, defended by some 200 American volunteers and located amid the Texan settlement of San Antonio. Despite this defeat in the ultimately successful "Texas Revolution", the Alamo has continued to be preserved and celebrated as an American triumph.
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Who was the commander-in- chief of the Texas rebels in the Texas Revolution?
Sam houston
What mission town became the capital of East Texas?
Natchitoches
The battle cry made famous by the massacre at the mission in Texas was?
Remember the Alamo
What happened to cattle after the Texas Revolution?
Cattle after the Texas Revolution were set free to roam by themselves due to massive changes in government. This helped the cattle breed and multiply so that their numbers rose into the millions.
Which major battle of the Texas revolution did sam Houston lead his troops to victory?
San Jacinto
Who was in charge of Texas in the Texas revolution?
the Mexicans of course. then the texans rebelled hence the texas revolution.
Who won the first battle of the Texas revolution?
Mexicans
Who were the enemies of the Texas Revolution soldiers?
Mexicans
Why did the Mexicans settle in Texas in 1845?
The Mexican Revolution (1910-1921)
Who led the Mexicans in the texas revolution?
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna.
How did Texas revolution start?
it started by the stephen.f. ustin bieng captured
The compromise of the Texas revolution?
The Treaty of Velasco marked the end of the revolution and the independence of Texas, though the Mexicans did not recognize the treaty or independence, saying that their president had been prisoner when he signed it.
How did Mexicans impact Texas?
The mexicans impacted texas because
Did they fight inside the Alamo?
Yes the Mexicans and the Texans both fought inside the Alamo during the Texas Revolution.
How did the Alamo start?
The Alamo started by Mexico encouraged foreign settlement in Texas, but the Mexicans far out numbered the Texans. The Texans wanted to be independent, so the Texans started a Texas Revolution, and the Alamo was the very first battle to happen in the Texas Revolution.
How did the new Texas constitution treat Mexicans living in Texas?
How did the new Texas Constitution treat Mexicans living in Texas?
What battle ended the conflict between Texas and Mexico?
They were numerous during the Texas Revolution or Texas War of Independence.
