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After refusing to retreat the battle began
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News of the Alamo siege had just arrived
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The General Council called a convention to discuss the revolution
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58 delegates signed the declaration that declared Texas as a republic. David G. Burnet is elected as interim president.
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The siege lasted thirteen days with 190-250 texans dead, including the leader: William B. Travis, Davy Crockett, and Jim Bowie
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General Santa Anna ordered the execution of the prisoners from the Fort Gilead chapel. 300-400 texans lost their lives.
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April of 1836, Sam Houston led his army into victory
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Santa Anna was commanded to tell his troops to retreat.
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The end of the Texas Revolution
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He served in office until December 10th in 1838
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The US refused to recognize Texas because of the tensions with Mexico
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Texas sent a proposal to annex into the United States
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A band from the Cherokee tribe kills or abducts 18 people, this was the largest Native American attack on white settlers
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because of US Congress lack of action to the proposal
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His term lasted until December 10th of 1838
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The rebellion was and uprising of Tejanos who did not support Texas independence.
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A fight between soldiers and officials of Texas and a delegation from the Comanche tribe.
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Ransacking of Victoria and Linnville from August 6-8
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The Comanches tried to get back to their base with stolen goods and were intercepted by Texan volunteers
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This term lasted until December 9th in 1944
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The Texas men were captured by Mexico and eventually were released in June of 1842
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September 18-36 Texans are surrounded and killed by the Mexican army.
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261 Texans are taken prisoner after they cause around 800 casualties.
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April 24 - August 6
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Battle between Mexican Naval ships and the Republic of Texas
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His term ended February 19th of 1846
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