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How many barracks did the Alamo have?
i think like 340
What did people think of hypatia?
She was greatly admired & respected for her knowledge & wisdom.
What is the Alamo made of?
The iconic building most Americans think of as The Alamo is not made of adobe. This building most Americans recognize as the Alamo is actually the church building and just one building among many in a 4.2 acre complex. The church and missionary's barracks and other buildings and walls in this part of the complex were constructed of limestone. The buildings would have had a stucco layer over the limestone exterior walls that has decomposed over the years. Other buildings in the complex such as storage rooms and barracks for Indian workers were made of adobe brick.
Who led the Mexican force at the Alamo?
i think it was santa Anna
Who was the mexican general that attacked the alamo?
i think it was Jose urrean
Was the Alamo a church?
i think that the Alamo is the church.
What happened at the battle of Alamo?
The Battle of the Alamo followed a 13-day siege by the Mexican army (1,800 strong) against 189 defenders of the Alamo Mission in San Antonio, Texas, in 1836. The battle rallyed the Texas army and garnered support from America for the independence of Texas. The Texians wanted independence from Mexico, and the 189 defenders fought to the death for it. Santa Anna was the leader of the Mexican army and William B. Travis commanded the forces at the Alamo. It happened in San Antonio February 23 - March 6, 1836. Most historians agree that Mexican army casualties and losses numbered between 400 and 600, while all defenders of the Alamo were killed. However, some noncombatant slaves and women were spared, including Susanna Wilkerson Dickinson, her infant daughter, Juana Navarro Alsbury, her infant son, other Tejano women, and Travis's slave, Joe.
Who do you think Annie Oakley admired?
her father
What did Julius Caesar's soldiers think of him?
they admired him
Were did the Battle of the Alamo take place at?
where do you think moron? THE ALAMO THE IDIOTS IN THIS WORLD ARE UNBELIEVABLE
Why do you think so many Americans admired the cowhand as a hero?
Back in the western times you'd need a cowhand for various types of things because unlike us, people back then only had farms. That could be the reason so many people admired cowhands, or farmhands.
What year was the Alamo battle on?
1683 i think...
How many barracks did the Alamo have?
i think like 340
What are the colors of the Alamo?
I think Red, White, and Blue.
What did people think of hypatia?
She was greatly admired & respected for her knowledge & wisdom.
Is the Alamo haunted?
I think the Alamo is haunted, because a lot of soldiers died there and inside the Alamo there is a stone on the the ground and it says, "here lies the bones of four soldiers" or something like that
What is the Alamo made of?
The iconic building most Americans think of as The Alamo is not made of adobe. This building most Americans recognize as the Alamo is actually the church building and just one building among many in a 4.2 acre complex. The church and missionary's barracks and other buildings and walls in this part of the complex were constructed of limestone. The buildings would have had a stucco layer over the limestone exterior walls that has decomposed over the years. Other buildings in the complex such as storage rooms and barracks for Indian workers were made of adobe brick.
