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Battle of Goliad

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Location where 350 Texan prisoners were executed Goliad
Capital of the country of Mexico Mexico City
Boundary between Texas and the U.S. Sabine River
Place where the Alamo was located San Antonio
Mexico issues a law that stops U.S. immigration April 6, 1830
Texas declares independence from Mexico March 2, 1836
siege and battle at the Alamo February 23 - March 6, 1836
Texan prisoners at Goliad are massacred March 27, 1836
the final battle of the Texas Revolution which lasted just 18 minutes San Jacinto
the first battle of the Texas Revolution [with a “Come and Take It” flag] Gonzales
the massacre of 350 Texan prisoners, including Colonel James Fannin Goliad
the Battle of the Alamo where Travis, Crockett, and Bowie lost their lives San Antonio
credited with writing the Texas Declaration of Independence? George C. Childress
The Texas Constitution was modeled after the U.S. Constitution, and split the government into ___ branches. 3 - executive, legislative, judicial
the General in command of the Mexican Army during the Texas Revolution? Santa Anna
the General in command of the Texas army during their revolution from Mexico? Sam Houston
When was the Texas Declaration of Independence signed? March 2, 1836
described the Goliad Massacre as a sacrifice of men and he stated Fannin was a brave man Mexican General Jose Urrea
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