El Presidente Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana was the self proclaimed dictator of Mexico in 1853 when he made a land deal with the United States. The USA was thinking of a transcontinental railway that would begin in New Orleans and head for the West coast in California. Under the auspices of US President Franklin Pierce, US negotiator James Gadsden made a deal with Santa Ana for a piece of Mexican land that was 460 miles long and 130 miles wide. The price was $10 million which came to 53 cents per acre. Many Mexicans did not like the deal and it helped shorten the rule of Santa Ana.
The deal was called the Gadsden Purchase.
For the US it was Winfield Scott. For Mexico it was Santa Anna.
No. But a City in California is named in her honor (Santa Anna,California).
The defeat of Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto.
The defeat of Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto.
As a butcher because of the Alamo and Goliad.
Quanah Parker, Cynthia Ann, And Santa Anna
"General Santa Anna drove a Lincoln to the Alamo." You didn't say it had to be true. There's no famous quote I'm aware of featuring Lincoln and Santa Anna.
Santa Anna is famous in Mexico’s history.
The address of the Santa Anna Library is: 606 Wallis Ave, Santa Anna, 76878 2031
The prisoners at Goliad were massacred.
Yes. Santa Anna was a general.
Susanna was famous for being the only adult Texan Survivor of the Battle of the Alamo. After this, she was interrogated by Santa Anna.