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Students sequence major Texas Revolution battles and identify key leaders.
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Use the timeline of Texas Revolution battles. Which major battle came first in the 1835-1836 sequence?
On what date did the Alamo fall to Santa Anna's army?
Use the timeline. Which Texas Revolution event came after the Alamo and before San Jacinto?
Use the timeline. Which battle ended the main fighting of the Texas Revolution?
Put the Battle of Gonzales, the fall of the Alamo, the Goliad Massacre, and the Battle of San Jacinto in time order. In what position is the Goliad Massacre?
Use the timeline of major Texas Revolution events. Which event is second in the sequence?
Texan colonists refused to return a small cannon and flew a Come and Take It flag. Which battle was this?
Mexican troops captured a former mission in San Antonio after a thirteen-day siege. Which battle was this?
James Fannin's surrendered command was executed by Mexican troops after being held at Presidio La Bahía. Which event was this?
Texan forces surprised Santa Anna's camp in an eighteen-minute attack and captured him the next day. Which battle was this?
Use the timeline. In the sequence of major Texas Revolution events, what position was San Jacinto?
This Alamo defender had served in the U.S. Congress from Tennessee before he came to Texas. Who was he?
He commanded the Texan army that won at San Jacinto and later served as president of the Republic of Texas. Who was he?
He wrote the Victory or Death letter while commanding defenders at the Alamo. Who was he?
He led the Texan force that surrendered after the Battle of Coleto and was executed at Goliad. Who was he?
He was Mexico's president and general whose army attacked the Alamo and later lost at San Jacinto. Who was he?
The Battle of Gonzales showed Texans would resist Mexican demands for the cannon. What immediate effect did it have?
News of the Alamo's fall spread through Texas. What effect did it have on many Texan fighters?
After the Goliad executions, what effect did the deaths of Fannin's men have on many Texans?
Santa Anna was captured after San Jacinto. What effect did his capture have on the Texas Revolution?
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Texas History: Civil War and Reconstruction
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