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The Alamo- Victory or Death Lesson Part 1

The Alamo- Victory or Death Lesson Part 1

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Social Studies

6th - 8th Grade

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Jessica Powell

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10 Slides • 7 Questions

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Multiple Choice

In February 1836, who began marching back towards San Antonio to regain control after losing it to the Texans?

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William B. Travis

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James Bowie

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Santa Anna

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Stephen F. Austin

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Dropdown

Who were the leaders at the Alamo during Santa Anna's march in February 1836?

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Multiple Choice

What were some of the main defenses and weaknesses of the Texans at the Alamo?

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Thick walls and many canons, but crumbling walls and too few men

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No walls and no canons, but many men

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Strong navy support and air support

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Thick walls, no windows, and unlimited supplies

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Multiple Choice

Why did Travis believe it was essential to hold the Alamo, and what actions did he take to seek help?

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He saw it as key to Texan victory and sent messages for help

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He wanted to surrender and asked for peace

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He planned to abandon the Alamo

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He tried to negotiate with Santa Anna

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Multiple Select

Which of the following statements about the events leading up to the 'Victory or Death' speech are correct?

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The Texans were greatly outnumbered by Mexican forces

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Travis gave the men a choice to stay or leave

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All 200 men chose to leave the Alamo

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The Mexican army bombarded the walls daily

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Fill in the Blank

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Match

Match the following

Santa Anna

William B Travis

James Bowie

Sam Houston

Juan Seguin

Mexican General

Texan Leader and commander at the Alamo

Co-commander at the Alamo

Commander of the Texan Army

Delivered a message for reinforcements

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