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What year did the Texans defeat Santa Anna's army?
In 1836 at San Jacinto.
What year did Mexican troops surrender to Texans?
Mexican troops never surrendered to Texans. However, they were defeated at the Battle of San Jacinto on April 21, 1836. Slightly fewer were killed than were captured and the battle lasted only 18 minutes. General Sam Houston won the battle over General Santa Anna's troops.
What does Remember the Alamo mean?
It originates from the Battle of the Alamo during the Texas Revolution, when Texas separated from Mexico (it became a free country for 10 years before being annexed by the US in 1846). The Mexican army surrounded a group of Texans who took refuge in the Alamo Mission, a derelict church. It was a decisive but awkward victory for the Mexicans, as half of General Santa Anna's 1,500 men were killed or injured during the 13-day siege. The Texans were completely massacred, but there were only 250 of them. The battle encouraged many men to join the Texan Army, and the Texans soon got their revenge. At the Battle of San Jacinto, 900 of them ambushed Santa Anna's army while they were having a siesta (without any sentries on guard), shouting "Remember the Alamo!" They also shouted "Remember Goliad!", a reference to a Mexican war crime the previous year. Half of the 1,300 Mexicans were killed and the other half were captured, including Santa Anna, who was forced to recognise Texas as being independent. Only 9 Texans died. The Alamo is a church which was built by Spanish missionaries, but had been deserted for many years at the time of the battle. The building survives and is preserved as a museum, and is located in downtown San Antonio.
What is significant about ''remember the alamo''?
It originates from the Battle of the Alamo during the Texas Revolution, when Texas separated from Mexico (it became a free country for 10 years before being annexed by the US in 1846). The Mexican army surrounded a group of Texans who took refuge in the Alamo Mission, a derelict church. It was a decisive but awkward victory for the Mexicans, as half of General Santa Anna's 1,500 men were killed or injured during the 13-day siege. The Texans were completely massacred, but there were only 250 of them. The battle encouraged many men to join the Texan Army, and the Texans soon got their revenge. At the Battle of San Jacinto, 900 of them ambushed Santa Anna's army while they were having a siesta (without any sentries on guard), shouting "Remember the Alamo!" They also shouted "Remember Goliad!", a reference to a Mexican war crime the previous year. Half of the 1,300 Mexicans were killed and the other half were captured, including Santa Anna, who was forced to recognise Texas as being independent. Only 9 Texans died. The Alamo is a church which was built by Spanish missionaries, but had been deserted for many years at the time of the battle. The building survives and is preserved as a museum, and is located in downtown San Antonio.
What year was the Alamo?
It was in 1836.
What important events did William B travis do?
Lieutenant Colonel William Travis, Army of the Republic of Texas, with about 180 volunteers, defended the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas. All the defenders, including Travis, died when Mexican General Santa Anna attacked the mission, February 23 through March 6, 1836.
Who was Suzanna Dickenson?
She was a survivor and wife of John Dickenson at the Alamo in 1836. At the time she had one daughter, less than a year old. So Santa Anna spared her and her child's lives.
In what year was the Battle of the Alamo?
In 1836.
What year was the batttle of the Alamo?
1836.
What year was the battle of the Alamo?
In 1836.
Why are the Houston Texans successful?
they are not at all this year
What date and year was the Alamo attacked?
It was a 13-day battle. The date range is from February 23, 1836 to March 6, 1836. The Mexicans won the battle with the help of their leader, Santa Anna.
