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The Alamo, originally established in the early 18th century as Mission San Antonio de Padua, evolved over time into a military outpost. It gained historical significance during the Texas Revolution when, in 1836, a small group of Texan defenders famously held out against a much larger Mexican army, leading to its iconic status. After the battle, the site fell into disrepair but was later preserved as a historic landmark. Today, the Alamo serves as a symbol of Texas independence and is a popular tourist attraction.

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