Battle of San Jacinto

What battle ended the Texas Revolution

• The Alamo

• Goliad

• Gonzales

• San Jacinto

What were the events leading up to the battle of San Jacinto?

• The Alamo

• The Battle of Gonzalzes

• The Goliad Massacre

• All of three

March 6, 1836 Santa Anna's Army of 1800 soldiers attacked ________, no survivors among the Texan soldiers

• Goliad

• The Alamo

• San Jacinto

• The Runaway scrape

October 2, 1835 Mexican army sent to take back cannon given to Texas settlers to protect against native Americans. Texan's use the cannon to fight off army, commonly known as start of the Texas Revolution.

• The Alamo,

• The Battle of Gonzalzes

• The runaway scape

• The Goliad Massacre

Texas citizens and army retreat beyond the Colorado river due to news of the fall of the Alamo, Mexican soldiers burned farms, ranches and showed no mercy. Lasted a month

• The Runaway Cowards

• The Runaway Amadillos

• The Runaway Scrape

• The Runaway Texans

Which important figures were involved in the Battle of San Jacinto?

• Sam Houston and William B. Travis

• Santa Anna and Stephen F. Austin

• Sam Houston and David Crockett

• Sam Houston and Santa Anna

Commander of the Texas army, went on to be the first president of Texas.

• William B. Travis

• Sam Houston

• Stephen F. Austin

• Commander San Antonio

President of Mexico and the commander of the Mexican Army.

• Juan Seguin

• Dictator Goliad

• Santa Anna

• Senior Velasco

April 21, 1836-Lasted 18 minutes surprise attack on the Mexican army, men shouted "Remember the Alamo, Remember Goliad," Santa Anna was captured; thus the independence of Texas.

• The runaway scrape

• The Alamo

• The Battle of Gonzalzes

• The Battle of San Jacinto

When did Santa Anna sign the Peace Treaty of Velasco?

• May 14, 1836

• March 3, 1837

• October 2, 1835

• March 6, 1836