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Battle of Gonzales |
First battle of the Texas Revolution
Mexican army retreated after a brief fight Texans suffered no casualties |
Battle of San Antonio
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Gave Texans control of the Alamo
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Seige of the Alamo |
Santa Anna arrived early and caught Texans off guard
Motivated Texans to fight for Independence "Remember the Alamo" |
Fannin's Surrender at Goliad
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Fannin's med surrendered at Coleto Creek
Texans were promised release but then executed Motivated Texans and Americans to support the fight for independence |
Travis' Letter "To the People of Texas"
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Plea for reinforcements
Described desperate situation of the Alamo and the heroes who fought "Neveer surrender or retreat" |
Constitutional Convention of 1836 |
Washington-on-the-Brazos
Occurred during the Seige of the Alamo Texas declared Independence from Mexico Set up a provisional government with Houston as the head of the army and Burnet as president |
Runaway Scrape
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Fear spread accross Texas as people heard about Santa Anna's brutality
The Alamo, Houston's Retreat, and the Goliad Massacre caused panic and people fled the area |
Battle of San Jacinto
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Santa Anna was overconfident and underprepared
The battle lasted 18 min Santa Anna was captured The Revolutions ended and Texas became an independent republic |
Trreaties of Velasco
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One public treaty and one private treaty
Sam Houston agreed to release Santa Anna to prevent Mexicans from seeking revenge and prevent from making him a martyr |