The Alamo: Liberty and Growth of San Antonio
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These flashcards cover key historical concepts, events, and figures related to The Alamo and its significance in Texas history.
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The Alamo
Historical site where defenders fought against the centralist army of General Santa Anna, symbolizing courage and sacrifice.
General Antonio Lopez De Santa Anna
Leader of the Mexican army during the Battle of the Alamo in 1836.
March 6, 1836
Date when the Battle of the Alamo concluded with the death of all remaining defenders.
Alamo Plaza
Area in front of the Alamo that was originally part of its courtyard and mission compound.
San Antonio de Valero
Original name of the Alamo when it was built in 1724.
Texas Declaration of Independence
Document adopted on March 2, 1836, declaring Texas's independence from Mexico.
Runaway Scrape
Exodus of settlers during March 1836, fleeing from the advancing Mexican army.
Goliad Massacre
Incident on March 27, 1836, where about 350 Texan prisoners were executed by orders of Santa Anna.
San Jacinto
Battle on April 21, 1836, where Texan troops defeated the Mexican army, leading to Texas's victory.
Texas Centennial Commission
Group that organized celebrations for the 100th anniversary of Texas's independence, including a memorial at the Alamo.
