The Alamo- Victory or Death Lesson Part 1

Multiple Choice

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

• William B. Travis

• James Bowie

• Santa Anna

• Stephen F. Austin

Dropdown

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

Select answer

Multiple Choice

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

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

• No walls and no canons, but many men

• Strong navy support and air support

• Thick walls, no windows, and unlimited supplies

Multiple Choice

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

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

• He wanted to surrender and asked for peace

• He planned to abandon the Alamo

• He tried to negotiate with Santa Anna

Multiple Select

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

• The Texans were greatly outnumbered by Mexican forces

• Travis gave the men a choice to stay or leave

• All 200 men chose to leave the Alamo

• The Mexican army bombarded the walls daily

Fill in the Blanks

The speech given by William B. Travis at the Alamo became known as the '

or Death' speech.

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

• Mexican General

• Texan Leader and commander at the Alamo

• Co-commander at the Alamo

• Commander of the Texan Army

• Delivered a message for reinforcements