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Santa Ana and his troops entered San Antonio for a siege that lasted 13 days. It ended when the Mexican army stormed the Texan soldiers held up in the Alamo. Santa Ana ordered the execution of all surviving soldiers and the burning of their bodies. Roughly 180 American men were lost in this battle. Important figures involved in the battle were commanders Travis, Bowie, and Crocket.
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This battle is also known as the Battle of the Prarie. General Jose de Urrea of Santa Ana's army led troops up the gulf coast towards Goliad and surrounded the Texan troops, who ultimately surrendered.
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It was part of the Texas revolution following the Battle of Coleto. The Mexican army executed 425 - 445 Texas prisoners of war. This included Colonel Fanin.
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It was a decisive battle in the Texas revolution. General Sam Houston of the texas army defeated General Antonio Lopez, the leader in Santa Ana's army. Though it was a turning point, the battle only lasted 18 minutes.
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An incident where a group of Nacogdoches citizens accidentally uncovered a plot of rebellion against the new Republic of Texas.
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A battle in which resulted in most of the Cherokees being forced to move to the Indian territory in the U.S.
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Commanche war party headed by Buffalo Hump traveled through Texas, stealing, raiding, and killing settlers, and burning down villages. In an area known as Lock Heart Texas, a battle ensued between the Comanches, the Texan Republic soldiers, and the Indians of the Tonkawa tribe. Resulting in an ultimate victory against the Commanche tribe.
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It was one of the numerous battles for Texan independence. 36 members of the Texas army were slaughtered by Mexican forces in an area known now as San Antonio.
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