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What assumption did the Texans make when they declared independence from Mexico?
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That the US would support their cause.
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Who did the Texans declare their independence from?
They declared independence from mexico
Who was the president of Mexico and how did he react when the Texans declared independence in 1836?
Miguel Barrag
Texans won their independence under the leadership of?
Texans won their independence under the leadership of Sam Houston. Texas declared it's independence from Mexico on Mary 2, 1836.
What were the Texans fighting for?
Independence from Mexico
What did Texans voted for after winning the independence from Mexico?
After winning the independence from Mexico most Texans voted for annexation. Texas won independence from Mexico in March 2, 1836 after the Texas revolution.
In 1836 Texans fought for independence from?
Mexico
What was the purpose of the soldiers fighting at the Alamo?
The purpose for the Battle of the Alamo is that Mexico was pursuing north into Texas to fight the Texans. The Texans had declared their independence from the U.S. and Mexico. Mexico though didn't see Texas as an independent country so the Texans rebelled. The Battle of the Alamo was basically for the independence for Texas. Although we lost that battle we won the war and up until The Battle at San Jacinto, Mexico didnt view us as an independent nation.
What country did he Texans defeat to gain their independence?
Mexico
Where did the texans fight to gain their independence from mexico?
Alamo
What year did Texans declare independence from Mexico?
Mexico declared war with America bc Mexico helped Texas gain their out nation but then came the annexation of texas
What were the events at which two locations inspire Texans to continue fighting for independence from Mexico?
The Alamo and goliad were to events that inspired Texans to keep fighting for their independence.
Did Texans worry about Mexico after they declared their independence?
Yes, because independence of Texas was never officially recognized by Mexico, that considered it a "rebellious province". Mexico entering the territory of Texas, which it considered of its own, was the cause of the Mexican-American War, because the United States not only recognized Texas independence but also annexed it as a new state, which Mexico considered illegal.
