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Sam Houston
Sam Houston was an American politician and warleader who lead the Texas Revolution. He defeated Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto which made Texas its own Republic before joining the United States.
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Why did Sam Houston oppose the builing of the Texas navy?
Sam Houston opposed the building of the Texas navy primarily due to his belief that it was an unnecessary expense for the young republic, which faced numerous financial challenges. He prioritized land-based defense and felt that resources would be better spent on a robust army rather than a navy, which he deemed impractical given Texas's limited resources and need for immediate security. Houston's focus was on stabilizing the government and ensuring the survival of the republic rather than expanding its military capabilities at sea.
What are some goals sam Houston had in his first term as persident?
Some goals President Sam Houston had were annex Texas to the USA, control economy, and handle President Santa Anna
Why did sam Houston like annexation?
Because it helped him get out of debt and help with problems with Mexico.
When did Mexican surrender to Sam Houston?
Never. Sam Houston surrendered to him. After the Alamo, they had another battle and during that battle they surrendered. The Battle of Coleto, was the battle they surrendered to.
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What is the distance between Ft Sam Houston in San Antonio Texas and Dallas Texas?
It is 271 miles according to Google Maps.
What role did sam hughes play in preparing the army?
hughes established a training base @ Valcartier Quebec
He was both the first and third President of the Republic of Texas, a Governor of Tennessee and Texas, a US Senator and a hero of the Texas Revoolution.
What were the names of Sam Houston's three wives?
Eliza Allen, Tiana Rogers Gentry (married under Cherokee law) and Margaret Moffette Lea.
What was Sam Houston's significance?
Sam Houston's significance was he routed the Mexicans at the Battle of San Jacinto, which is what ended the battle. he also was the first President of Texas before he served as a US Senator and a Governor of Texas.
Why did people hate Sam Houston?
Perhaps because he was a slaveholder and anti-abolitionist who refused to accept the Confederacy as a viable alternative and remained loyal to the Union.
When was the date sam Houston refused to pledge allegiance?
On 2 March 1861 he refused to take the oath to the Confederate States.
What famous quote is Sam Houston known for?
"I an aware that in presenting myself as the advocate of the Indians and their rights, I shall standd very much alone".
"Texas has yet to learn submission to any oppression, come from what source it may."
"Santa Anna dead, would just be another dead Mexican".
"Where bologna sausages are plentiful, dogs are scarce".
If you are looking for "Reember the Alamo", he may have never said it.
He was shot in the foot at the Battle of San Jacinto, but the individual that fired the shot remain unknown and it may have been an accidental discharge by his own men that wounded him.
What was the early life of Sam Houston like?
It was bad enough that he thought he had to run away from home at 16.
What domestic policies did Sam Houston face while in office the first term?
Sam Houston, during his first term in office, faced the securing of the borders. Sam Houston also had to face many financial policies.
What is the legacy of Sam Houston?
He was the only man to be the Governor oof two different US States and his best known legacy may be the city of Houston, Texas.
Why did Sam Houston leave his home in Tennessee?
because he wanted to help the Texans in the Texas revolution
Who surrendered to General Sam Houston at the battle of San Jacinto?
Santa Anna, the Mexican Army commander and the dictator of Mexico.
