Goliad Massacre & Battle of San Jacinto

Goliad Massacre & Battle of San Jacinto

March 27 1836

April 21, 1836

Multiple Choice

Who won at the Battle of the Alamo?

• William B. Travis and the Texians

• Santa Anna and the Mexican troops

• No one

• Ms. De Lao and her students

Multiple Choice

Why is the Battle of the Alamo so significant?

• The Texians won the Battle

• The Mexicans decided to kick Texas out of their country.

• It pushed Texians to fight harder for independence.

• It forced Texians to give up the fight.

Goliad MASSACRE

• March 27, 1836

  Cause: Texans wanted independence from Mexico.

• Important Figures: General Fannin & General Urrea.

• Effect: Texans surrendered to General Urrea, because they thought they were going to be treated fairly. Santa Anna ordered them to be executed immediately.

• Significance: Texans gained another awful battle cry: “Remember Goliad”

Multiple Choice

Why was the Battle of Goliad significant?

• It isn't

• Ms. De Lao says so.

• It gave Texians another reason to fight harder for independence.

• Texians won the battle.

Multiple Select

Select the descriptions that match the Battle of San Jacinto.

• Santa Anna surrendered

• made Texas an independent republic

• Santa Anna killed all Texians.

• last battle of the Texas Revolution

• Texas stayed with Mexico

A TREATY

ALWAYS ENDS A WAR

San Jacinto Monument in La Porte, TX

Multiple Choice

A treaty ALWAYS -

• continues a war

• begins a war

• ends a war

• ignores a war

Multiple Select

During the Battle of San Jacinto, what famous quotes were shouted by Texians? (2 correct answers)

• Remember the Goliad!

• Remember Ms. De Lao!

• Remember the Gonzales!

• Remember the Alamo!

Multiple Choice

What was the name of the document that ended the Texas Revolution?

• Treaty of Velasco

• Mexican Constitution of 1824

• Treaty of the Alamo

• Texas Declaration of Independence

Multiple Choice

What year did the Battle of San Jacinto happen?

• 1824

• 1836

• 1835

• 1845