Battles of the Texas Revolution #2

Location: Goliad, Texas

Important Figure: James Fannin

Important Figure: General Jose de Urrea

Cause: Fannin wanted to attack the Alamo

Cause: Fannin surrendered because he thought he'd be treated fairly

Effect: All the Texans are killed

Significance: "Remember Goliad" became a battle cry

Effect: General Urrea joined the Texan Army

Important Figure: Sam Houston

Important Figure: James Fannin

Important Figure: Santa Anna

Important Figure: General Jose Urrea

Location: the San Jacinto River

Cause: Houston surrendered to Santa Anna

Cause: Houston decides to attack Santa Anna and surprise him

Location: The Alamo

Effect: Houston's plan worked and Texas won the battle

Effect: The Mexican Army defeated Houston's forces

Significance: After the battle, Texas won its independence

Significance: The Texan Army lost the War for Independence

The Battle of Gonzales

The Siege of San Antonio

The Battle of the Alamo

The Battle of San Jacinto

The Battle of Gonzales

The Battle of the Alamo

The Siege of San Antonio

The Battle of San Jacinto

The Battle of Goliad

The Siege of San Antonio

The Battle of San Jacinto

The Battle of the Alamo

The Siege of San Antonio

The Battle of Gonzales

The Goliad Massacre

The Battle of San Jacinto

Texas became part of the United States

Texas became part of Mexico

Texas became an independent nation

Texas became part of Spain

He was killed while trying to escape

He was captured by the Texan Army

He surrendered and asked to become a Texan

He was thrown in jail in San Antonio

The Treaty of Texas Independence

The Treaty of Texas Annexation

The Treaty of Velasco

The Treaty of Gonzales