Let's Go There! Battle of San Jacinto and Texas Revolution

The video covers the Texas Revolution, focusing on the events of 1836. It begins with Santa Ana's invasion and the fall of the Alamo, leading to the Runaway Scrape where Texas settlers fled east. Sam Houston's strategic retreat and eventual victory at the Battle of San Jacinto secured Texas independence. The legacy of this battle is commemorated at the San Jacinto Monument, highlighting its historical significance.

What event marked the beginning of the Texas settlers' panic in March 1836?

• The signing of the peace treaty at Velasco

• The fall of the Alamo

• The arrival of American volunteers

• The construction of the Houston Ship Channel

What was the 'Runaway Scrape'?

• A recruitment drive for the Texas army

• A celebration of Texas independence

• A retreat of Texas families to Louisiana

• A battle strategy used by the Mexican army

What natural conditions slowed down the Mexican army during their pursuit?

• Heavy rain and muddy roads

• Dense fog

• Heavy snow

• Strong winds

Why did Santa Ana split from the bulk of his army?

• To capture the Texas government at Harrisburg

• To negotiate a peace treaty

• To reinforce the Alamo

• To retreat to Mexico

What was the rallying cry of the Texans during the Battle of San Jacinto?

• Victory or Death

• Remember the Alamo

• For Texas and Freedom

• Remember the Goliad

What was the outcome of the Battle of San Jacinto?

• The battle ended in a stalemate

• Santa Ana was captured and the Mexican army retreated

• The Texans were defeated

• The Mexican army captured Houston

What is the significance of the San Jacinto Monument?

• It is the tallest building in Texas

• It tells the history of the Texas Revolution

• It marks the site of the Alamo

• It commemorates the signing of the peace treaty