Texas Revolution Perspective Project

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Who said it? “Victory or Death!”

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William B. Travis

Answer explanation

William B. Travis said this in his famous letter from the Battle of the Alamo.

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Who said it? “The Americans have already become the majority in Texas, and we must take immediate action to prevent them from taking control.”

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Manuel de Mier y Teran

Answer explanation

Manuel de Mier y Teran said this which led to the Law of April 6, 1830.

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Who said it? "I am the first to admit that I am a Texan, and I will fight for the rights of Texans, but I also want to preserve peace with Mexico."

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Stephen F. Austin

Answer explanation

Stephen F. Austin said this to emphasize his loyalty to Texas while balancing his desire for peace.

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Who said it? “I will fight for the rights of the people, whether they be Mexican or Texian.”

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Lorenzo de Zavala

Answer explanation

Lorenzo de Zavala said this in his role in advocating for the rights of individuals.

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Who said it? “I shall never surrender or retreat. I will stand and fight as long as I am able.”

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James Fannin

Answer explanation

James Fannin said this at the Goliad Massacre.

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Who said it? “Victory is ours, we are free!”

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Sam Houston

Answer explanation

Sam Houston said this after the Battle of San Jacinto.

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Who said this? “The blood of the brave will be spilled on this land, and I shall conquer the Texans.”

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Santa Anna

Answer explanation

Santa Anna said this to emphasize his determination to conquer Texas.