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Final Exam Review Part 1 Flashcards

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foot soldiers

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infantry

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colonel commanding Texas troops at Goliad

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James Fannin

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sent by Houston to the Alamo to evaluate the situation there in Jan. of 1836

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James “Jim” Bowie

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group of soldiers on horseback

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cavalry

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branch of government that makes the laws

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legislative branch

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the Angel of Goliad

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Francita Alavez

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president of Mexico in the 1830’s

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Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna

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branch of government that carries out the laws

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executive branch

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president of the convention known as the Consultation of 1835

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Branch T. Archer

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final battle of the Texas Revolution in which Sam Houston’s army defeated Santa Anna in 18 minutes.

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Battle of San Jacinto

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Mexican commander whose troops the Texas defeated at Goliad

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General Martin Perfecto de Cos

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battle that began when Texas refused to surrender their cannon to Mexican troops

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Battle of Gonzales

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officer elected to replace Stephen F Austin as commander of the Texas army outside San Antonio

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Colonel Edward Burleson

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Tejano from San Antonio who joined the Texas army

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Juan Seguin

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battle outside San Antonio where the Texans captured mules and supplies headed for the city

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the Grass Fight

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governor of the provisional government of Texas

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Henry Smith

17
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scout for Colonel Burleson, whose report led to the Grass Fight

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Erastus “Deaf” Smith

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Texas who led the charge into San Antonio

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Colonel Ben Milam

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Consultation made him commander of a regular Texas army, but with no army to command

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Sam Houson

20
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African American business person sent with Houston to negotiate peace with the Cherokee in East Texas

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William Goyens.

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