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In 730 C.E what event that led to the disagreement?
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What is a major relationship between the scientific revolution and the industrial revolution?
The scientific revolution led to new ways of thinking about the world, which led to the inventions that made the Industrial Revolution possible.…
Who led Bolsheviks to revolution in russia in world war 1?
Vladimir Lenin led the Bolsheviks to revolution in Russia during WWI
A 1919 revolution led to the establishment of communism in?
china
Who led the Haiti revolution?
the king of PORT-a-PRINCE
Why was the Fredonian rebellion important?
it led to Texas revolution and texas's independence frum Mexico
Did William B Travis fight in the Texas Revolution?
William B Travis led some of the battles in the Texas Revolution.
Who led the Mexicans in the texas revolution?
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna.
What did the law of 18306change in Texas?
This Mexican law changed US immigration to Texas (then a Mexican state) and directly led to the Texas Revolution and ultimately the creation of the Republic of Texas.
In 730 C.E what event that led to the disagreement?
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Who was Jose urrea?
Led the Mexican division that swept the Texas coastal prairies and emerged as the most capable general For Mexico during the Texas Revolution war
Led Revolution of 1800?
led revolution of 1800?
What is the goliad?
The Goliad Campaign refers to a series of battles which occurred in 1836 as part of the Texas Revolution, which ultimately led to the Goliad
What big event happened in Texas in 1970?
Revolution in Texas
What was Sam Houston in the Texas Revolution?
He led a successful retreat and on March 1836, was a delegate to the convention that declared Texas a independent republic. His command was reconfirmed and he led the TX army to a briiliant victory over Santa Anna in the Battle of San Jacinto.
Who was in charge of Texas in the Texas revolution?
the Mexicans of course. then the texans rebelled hence the texas revolution.
What was Sam Houston's roles in Texas revolution?
He led a successful retreat and on March 1836, was a delegate to the convention that declared Texas a independent republic. His command was reconfirmed and he led the TX army to a briiliant victory over Santa Anna in the Battle of San Jacinto.
