Lesson 3: Victory of San Jacinto

A person who gathers clues about an enemy or location.

• Mexican soldier

• scout

• monument

• major event

A structure built to show respect for a past event.

• monument

• battlefield

• Texas army

• settlement

To leave the battlefield and not fight.

• surrender

• danger

• return

• retreat

A formal agreement between two countries.

• right

• treaty

• major event

• delegate

A tricky situation or a problem.

• scrape

• San Jacinto

• past event

• memorial

President Burnet and Santa Anna signed the Treaty of Velasco on: (Read p.204 in Social Studies book)

• January 1, 1950

• December 30, 1850

• June 14, 1836

• May 14, 1836

The San Jacinto battleground is near the downtown area of: (Read p. 205 in Social Studies book)

• Harrisburg

• Houston

• San Antonio

• Alamo

The San Jacinto Monument built in 1939 is the tallest war monument in the world. (Read p. 205 in Social Studies book)

• True

• False

The San Jacinto Monument is 700 feet high. (Read p. 205)

• True

• False

The final battle of the Texas Revolution is the victory of San Jacinto. (Read p. 205)

• True

• False