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| What did the flag flown at the battle of Gonzales say | Come and Take It |
| What other country's Declaration of Independence was the Texas Declaration of Independence similar to | United States |
| What were the soldiers at the Alamo told | Remaining there meant certain death |
| What did the events of the Alamo inspire Texans to do | Carry on the struggle for freedom |
| What happened to the bodies of the defenders of the Alamo | they were burned |
| Who said "I would rather be in my present situation than be elected to a seat in Congress for life." | David Crockett |
| What was the main weakness at the Alamo | A gap in the wall |
| Who said "Victory or Death" | William B. Travis |
| What were the two famous battle cries of the Texas revolution | Remember the Alamo and Remember Goliad |
| Why did Houston's troops defeat Santa Anna's troops so easily | The Mexican troops did not expect an attack |
| What did the Texas government promise Santa Anna in the secret treaty | to escort him back to Mexico |
| What was the Texas cavalry's mission at the battle of San Jacinto | to prevent Mexican soldiers from escaping |
| Where was the first battle of the Texas Revolution? | Gonzales |
| What problems hampered the Runaway Scrape? | heavy rains, lack of food, and sickness |
| When did Travis and the Texans expect Santa Anna to arrive in Texas | late March, April, or May |
| What disadvantages did Fannin and his men face at the Battle of Coleto Creek? | little cover, limited supply of water, no reinforcements |
| What was Fannin's biggest mistake in commanding his troops? | his indecision |
| What was Santa Anna's "Cruel Necessity?" | the decisin to execute the men at Goliad |
| Who was the Commander of the Regular Texas Army in 1835 and early 1836? | Sam Houston |
| Who was the president of Texas during the Texas Revolution? | David G. Burnet |
| Where Fannin and his troops were stationed | Goliad |
| survivor of the Alamo who spread the news of the defeat | Suzanna Dickinson |
| African America scout who spied on Santa Anna by posing as a runaway slave | Hendrick Arnold |
| leader of the Mexican army that defeated Col. Fannin | Jose Urrea |
| only Alamo defender given a propoer burial | Gregorio Esparza |
| commander of the Tejano troops at the Battle of San Jacinto | Juan Seguin |
| Santa Anna's headquarters during the battle of the Alamo | San Fernando Church |
| city that sent 32 volunteers to the Alamo on March 1 | Gonzales |
