Because he wanted to go to the beach with the Mexicans and party!
He was removed from office because he was loyal to the United States.
He hoped to avoid bloodshed by contesting the break between the Union and Texas.
Because he was busy raising the Texas Army.
He refused to take the Confederate oath and was forced out of office.
He thought Texas should stay part of the United States.
He was not at the Alamo and opposed defending it
the alamo
Green B. Jameson Hope this helped!!
Green B. Jameson
Juan S. Met Sam Houston in Gonzalez after being sent by William B. Travis who was at the Alamo at this time. He was told to stay in gonzalez by General Sam Houston and he did
He had ordered it closed and evacuated.
No, he was not at that battle.
Sam Houston
Sam Huston did not wear anything at the battle of the Alamo mainly because he wasn't there.
Never. Sam Houston surrendered to him. After the Alamo, they had another battle and during that battle they surrendered. The Battle of Coleto, was the battle they surrendered to.
Remember the Alamo and Remember Goliad
Sam Houston fought in the Alamo for Independence.
Sam Houston
The Battle of the AlamoThere was no "war" of the Alamo. There was a battle at the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas in March of 1836. Sam Houston did not participate in this battle, although he was commander of the revolutionary forces at the time. While Col. William B. Travis and 186 other Texas revolutionaries stalled Santa Anna at the Alamo, Sam Houston was moving eastward across Texas, working to recruit and train an army to successfully defeat Santa Anna's forces. A few weeks after the fall of the Texan forces at the Alamo, Sam Houston's army met with Santa Anna's army and quickly defeated the Mexicans at a place called San Jacinto, just east of where present day Houston, Texas is now located.
Houston did not serve at the Alamo.
He ordered it closed and evacuated before the battle..
He was trying to gather together an army.