Which country supplied most of the soldiers who defended the Alamo why did this anger Santa Ana?

Answer 1

The majority of the soldiers who defended the Alamo were from the United States, particularly from Southern states such as Tennessee, Kentucky, and Mississippi. This angered Santa Ana, the Mexican president and general leading the Mexican forces, because he viewed the presence of American settlers in Texas as a threat to Mexican sovereignty over the region. Santa Ana saw the defenders of the Alamo as rebels and traitors to Mexico, further fueling his determination to crush the rebellion and assert Mexican control over Texas.

Answer 2

Mexico. Most of the defenders of the Alamo were Texans. Texas at the time was part of Mexico, thus most of the defenders were Mexican citizens fighting for independence.

Answer 3

Of the roughly 180 soldiers who manned the Alamo walls, only 29 were Texas- born, including eight Tejanos. The majority of rebels hailed from the United States, and 28 were from Europe.