Chap. 6 (4th Grade) - Texas History - Texas battles, Alamo
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| was commander in chief of the Texan army; led Texas to independence and was the first president of the Republic of Texas | Sam Houston
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| led a troop of 17 volunteers from Tennessee to fight at the Alamo | David Crockett
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| would not cross the line that Travis drew because he didn't want to battle at the Alamo. | Moses Rose
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| was put in prison after meeting with Santa Anna in Mexico; the revolution began not long after he returned to Texas. | Stephen F. Austin
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| led the Texans at the Alamo after Bowie became ill. | William Travis
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| Mexican general who attacked the Alamo. | Santa Anna
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| was sent to tell Sam Houston of the Mexican victory at at the Alamo. | Susanna Dickinson
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| was famous for using the knife named after him; helped train Texas soldiers. | James Bowie
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| 1 reason why Texas fought against Santa Anna | Texas wanted to gain it's independence
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| Another reason why Texas fought against Santa Anna | Texas thought the taxes were too high
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| Runaway Scrape | When the Texans fled eastward to get away from Santa Anna
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| Treaty | a formal agreement between 2 countries
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| Treaty of Velasco | Santa Anna said that he would stop fighting, give back prisoners and remove the Mexican forces from Texas
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| Tax | money paid to the government in exchange for goods/services
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| Siege | surrounding of a place by the enemy
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