ALAMO/GOLIAD
MASSACRES
PEOPLE/PLACES
MEXICAN ARMY
VARIETY
100

One main weakness of the Alamo

Too Few Troops

Gaps in the Walls

100

Travis told his troops that remaining in the Alamo meant this

Death

100

In what city was the Alamo located?

San Antonio

100

Starting point of the Mexican Army's 800 mile march to Texas

Mexico City

100

Name 2 reasons men from the United States joined the Texas army

Promise of land

Strong belief in liberty

Desire for adventure

200

Two famous battle cries from this time

"Remember the Alamo!"

"Remember Goliad!"

200

After the Battle of the Alamo, Santa Anna ordered his men to do this with the bodies

Burn them

200

He initially served in the U.S. Congress (from TN), then served as a private during the Battle of the Alamo

David (Davy) Crockett

200

Why did Santa Anna not want to leave any survivors at Goliad

He thought they would rejoin the rebellion

200

Chosen as the commander of the VOLUNTEERS in San Antonio

James (Jim) Bowie

300

Main reason Texans were defeated at Goliad

Fannin's indecision

300

In his plea to the people of Texas and America for aid at the Alamo, William B. Travis ended his letter with this famous saying

"Victory or Death!"

300

He was famous for carrying a large knife and remained bedridden by illness during the Alamo battle

James Bowie

300

In 1836, Travis thought Santa Anna and the Mexican army would enter Texas during THIS time of year 

Spring

(March, April, May)

300

Became commander of the REGULAR ARMY SOLDIERS at San Antonio

William B. Travis

400

Colonel Neill told the General Council he needed these 2 things at the Alamo

Guns & Soldiers

400

Meaning of the red flag flown by Santa Anna in San Antonio

No Quarter

(No surrender/No survivors)

400

DAILY DOUBLE!!!!

Where was the Convention of 1836 held?

400

Based on his experiences at the Alamo and Goliad, Santa Anna concluded this

He could easily drive the rebels out of Texas

400

In preparation for the Mexican attack, James Fannin renamed the presidio at Goliad this

Fort Defiance

500

Most of the Texans, after being captured at Goliad, believed this

They would be treated fairly and released

500

General Urrea said this about Santa Anna's decision on how to handle the prisoners at Goliad

"A cruel necessity"

500

She was granted a pension as an Alamo survivor and nursing services

Senora Candelaria (Andrea Castanon Villanueva)

*she lived to be 113 years old

500

He led the Mexican Army that crossed the Rio Grande at Matamoras and moved along the Gulf Coast towards Goliad

General Urrea

500
The only men to answer the plea for help, 32 volunteer reinforcements from THIS city, fought their way through enemy lines at dawn to help aid their brothers in the Alamo

Gonzales

*The immortal 32 (3 survived-couriers/foragers)