HMH The Battle of the Alamo

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What does it mean to surrender?

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To surrender means to give up and agree that the other side has won.

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How does an author organize a passage by listing chronological events?

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The author presents events in the order they happened, helping readers understand the sequence of actions.

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What is the best definition of rumors?

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Rumors are stories or information that may not be true, often spread by word of mouth.

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What does drawing a line in the sand symbolize in the context of the Alamo?

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It symbolizes a commitment to fight and defend, showing bravery among those who chose to stay.

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What caused Texas to break away from Mexico?

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Texas broke away because Santa Anna was making laws that Texians felt were unfair.

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Who was Santa Anna?

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Santa Anna was the Mexican general and president whose actions led to the Texas Revolution.

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What is the significance of the Battle of the Alamo?

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The Battle of the Alamo is significant as a symbol of resistance and bravery in the fight for Texan independence.

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What does the term Texians refer to?

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Texians refers to the settlers in Texas, particularly those who fought for independence from Mexico.

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What role did families play during the Alamo?

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Many families were sent away for safety due to fears of Santa Anna's approaching army.

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What does bravery mean in the context of the Alamo?

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Bravery means showing courage in facing danger, as demonstrated by those who defended the Alamo.

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