What Caused The Battle Of The Alamo To Happen

The video explores the Battle of the Alamo, highlighting the events leading up to the siege, the battle itself, and its aftermath. It discusses the settlers' expansion into Texas, the Mexican government's conditions, and the centralization of power. The Battle of Gonzales marked the start of the Texas Revolution. The Alamo, originally a mission, was converted into a fort but was ill-prepared for Santa Anna's siege. Despite being outnumbered, the defenders' resistance became a symbol of Texan independence.

What were the conditions that Mexican authorities imposed on Southern settlers before allowing them to live on their land?

How did the settlers' actions regarding slavery affect their relationship with the Mexican government?

What event is considered the first real battle of the Texas Revolution?

What was the significance of the flag that the Texans hung over the cannon during the Battle of Gonzales?

Describe the initial purpose of the Alamo before it was converted into a fort.

What challenges did the defenders of the Alamo face in terms of manpower and supplies?

What was the reaction of Mexican President Santa Anna to the Texas Revolution?

How did Colonel James Bowie’s illness impact the defense of the Alamo?

What was the outcome of the siege of the Alamo on March 6, 1836?

How did the loss at the Alamo influence the Texas Revolution?