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How did the Alamo ended?
The Battle of the Alamo ended in total defeat for the Texas defenders.
The Mexican army killed how many defenders in the Alamo?
All the Alamo defenders were killed.
How many Defenders from Tennessee died in the Alamo?
Twelve defenders from Tennessee died at the Alamo during the famous siege in March 1836. Notable among them were David Crockett and James Bowie, who became legendary figures associated with the battle. The Alamo was a pivotal event in the Texas Revolution, and these Tennessee defenders contributed to the fight for Texas independence from Mexico.
In the Battle of the Alamo how many defenders came from whales?
None. All the Alamo defenders were from human mothers.
How many troops were in the Alamo?
There are estimated of between 120 and 175 defenders at The Alamo.
How many Texans defended Alamo?
There were 41 defenders,. Several were from Europe.
James Bowie and the Alamo?
James Bowie was one of the defenders of the Alamo Mission while it was attacked by a large Mexican force. He was killed there along with all the Texas patriots that were there.
Was davey crokett exucuted or killed in the battle?
Davy Crockett was killed during the Battle of the Alamo on March 6, 1836. He fought alongside the defenders of the Alamo and died defending the fort in San Antonio, Texas, during the Texas Revolution.
What had the defenders of the Alamo done for Texans?
the defenders of the Alamo willingly placed them selves in harms way to protect their country
What did the Alamo change?
the defenders of the Alamo willingly placed them selves in harms way to protect their country
What was William b Travis the commander of?
Defenders at the Alamo
How many soldiers fought at the Alamo?
There were between 182 and 260 Alamo defenders. There were regular troops of the Army of the Republic of Texas under the command of Colonel Travis. There were Texian volunteers who were not present as members of the Texas Army who were loosely under the control of Jim Bowie. There were Americans (that is US Citizens) like Crockett's band of adventurers. There were slaves present who were defenders and had a loyalty not to Texas but to their owners. There were no active duty American soldiers of the US Armed Forces present at the Alamo. Further, it must be noted that the defenders were not all former US Citizens who had been transplanted to Texas. A large number of the Alamo defenders were Mexican by both birth and ethnicity (That is a Tejano or Texans of Mexican descent). That exact number remains an unknown, but based on surnames is between 20 and 25 percent.
