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The term "runaway scrape" refers to the mass migration of Anglo-American settlers in Texas during the Texas Revolution in 1836. As Mexican forces advanced, many settlers fled eastward to escape the conflict, leading to a chaotic and desperate retreat. This exodus was marked by fear and uncertainty, as families abandoned their homes and possessions in search of safety. The term highlights the turmoil and disruption experienced by settlers during this pivotal period in Texas history.
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When did Runaway Scrape happen?
on march 18, 2000
Is there a map of the runaway scrape?
yes
Did Severe drought made The Runaway scrape more difficult?
no
What is the flight of hundreds of families from Mexican troops known as?
The Runaway scrape.
What did the runaway scrape families eat?
They would eat beans or corn or bread.
What is the term for the panic that resulted in Texas once word of the Mexican victory at The Alamo spread?
Runaway Scrape is the term for the panic that caused the flight from their homes of Texans when Santa Anna began his attempted conquest of Texas in February 1836.
How many homes did Santa Anna burn during the Texas Runaway Scrape in 1836?
36
How did the Goliad Massacre transform the Texas Revolution?
it helped cause the runaway scrape.
Because settlers were afraid of Santa Anna they fled eastward in a movement called?
runaway scrape
What was the name given to those that escaped from Santa Anna's army in the spring of 1836?
It was termed the Runaway Scrape.
Who won the runaway scrape?
After the Battle of the Alamo the Mexican soldiers went to attack the Texans so the Texans got very scared and panicked so they fled to the US because if the Mexican army went to the US the US would take that as a sign of war and that is the Runaway Scrap.
Where did Sam Houston drill his army?
He trained them during the Runaway Scrape which was his retreat from the Mexican Army and briefly at the Brazos River.
