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The Alamo originally belonged to the Mexicans, as it was part of the territory of Mexico after its independence from Spain. However, during the Texas Revolution in the early 1830s, it became a symbol of Texan resistance against Mexican rule. After the Battle of the Alamo in 1836, it was claimed by the Texans, who viewed it as a pivotal site in their fight for independence. Ultimately, Texas became an independent republic and later joined the United States.
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Who won Mexicans or the Texans in the Alamo?
Mexicans there was such a big advantage Mexicans had 1281 soldiers Texans had 281 soldiers
Where did the Texans defeat the Mexicans after the Battle of the Alamo?
San Jacinto.
A famous battle cry of the Texans in the war against the Mexicans in 1836?
"Remember the Alamo!"
How did the Alamo start?
The Alamo started by Mexico encouraged foreign settlement in Texas, but the Mexicans far out numbered the Texans. The Texans wanted to be independent, so the Texans started a Texas Revolution, and the Alamo was the very first battle to happen in the Texas Revolution.
How many people who died at the Battle of the Alamo were Mexicans and how many were Texans?
it says in another article more than 5,000 no it was some were between 5 and 6
Who won Mexicans or the Texans in the Alamo?
Mexicans there was such a big advantage Mexicans had 1281 soldiers Texans had 281 soldiers
What fort fell to the Mexicans but was an inspiration for the Texans?
Alamo.
Where did the Texans defeat the Mexicans after the Battle of the Alamo?
San Jacinto.
Who were the main people involved in the Alamo battle?
Texans, Mexicans, and Davy Crockett
Did they fight inside the Alamo?
Yes the Mexicans and the Texans both fought inside the Alamo during the Texas Revolution.
What happend to the Texans who fought at the Alamo?
All the defenders died, and the Mexicans burned the bodies.
A famous battle cry of the Texans in the war against the Mexicans in 1836?
"Remember the Alamo!"
How did the Alamo start?
The Alamo started by Mexico encouraged foreign settlement in Texas, but the Mexicans far out numbered the Texans. The Texans wanted to be independent, so the Texans started a Texas Revolution, and the Alamo was the very first battle to happen in the Texas Revolution.
How many people who died at the Battle of the Alamo were Mexicans and how many were Texans?
it says in another article more than 5,000 no it was some were between 5 and 6
What is the significance of the siege at the alamo?
The Battle of Alamo is important because the Texans fought for freedom for Texas. They wanted to become a free state and not be controlled by the Mexicans
What was the Site of defeat of Mexicans by 120 Texans in a brief battle?
The Alamo (Texians lost; not the other way around)
When did the alamo become important to texas?
The Alamo is so important because in the history, the Texans didnt want to be bossed around by the Mexicans anymore....
