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What are the ratings and certificates for The Fighting Texans - 1933?
The Fighting Texans - 1933 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Passed
What are the release dates for The Fighting Texans - 1933?
The Fighting Texans - 1933 was released on: USA: 15 June 1933
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.
How did the fighting at the Alamo inspires Texans to their independence?
The Texans , fighting to the end , became a rallying cry encouraging the others to fight on against the Mexican government/army .
How did the fighting Alamo inspire Texans to win their independence?
The Texans , fighting to the end , became a rallying cry encouraging the others to fight on against the Mexican government/army .
How did fighting at the Alamo inspire Texans to win their independence?
The Texans , fighting to the end , became a rallying cry encouraging the others to fight on against the Mexican government/army .
What defeat angered the Texans motivating them to continue fighting Mexico?
The Battle of The Alamo
Which five teams are fighting for the last NFL playoff spot?
Steelers Ravens Broncos Texans Jets
Why was the Texas army and the Mexican army fighting each other?
The Mexicans and the Texans were fighting over the land of Texas for more land to colonize for the nation of the United States.
Who did the Mexicans fight with prior to fighting with the Texans?
Mexico had recently revolted against its mother country, Spain, in the Mexican War of Independence before fighting the Texan patriots in the Texas Revolution.
Who was the Mexican fighting with the Texans?
Among those at the Alamo were at least 20% of the total force who were Tejanos. They incluced Captain Juan Segundo who as a courier survived.
What is the formal agreement that ended the fighting between the Mexican and Texan armies?
The Treaties of Velasco which were not honored by the Texans or the Mexicans and were never ratified by the Mexican Government.
