Chapter 10 – The Texas Revolution

Section 1 – The Battle of the Alamo

1.  Fortify – to make ______with military defense

2.  Garrison – troops stationed at ______

3.  Bombard – to ______often with ______

4.  James Clinton Neill – colonel who gained control of ______troops after the Battle of ______

5.  James Walker Fannin – commanded ______forces at Goliad; defeated by ______

6.  Martin Perfecto de Cos – General of ______troops and retreated after the Battle of ______

7.  Santa Anna - Mexican ______and started north to Texas with his army

8.  David Crockett - Brought men to defend against Santa Anna’s troops; leader of the Battle of the ______

9.  Jose Urrea – led Mexican troops up ______Rd.

10.  Green B Jamison - ______that was asked to change the Alamo from a mission to a ______

11.  James Bowie – Texas______that was ordered to destroy the ______

12.  William Barrett Travis – Lt ______of the Battle of the ______

13.  Battle of the Alamo – Most famous military clash in ______history. ______day siege between Mexicans and ______.

Section 2 – The Battle of San Jacinto

1.  Reconnaissance – a survey made to gather information about an ______

2.  Skirmish – a brief ______among a small number of ______

3.  Cavalry - ______mounted on ______

4.  Jose Urrea – Led a troop of Mexican army up ______Rd. and marched NE from the southern tip of ______. He defeated both Colonel Francis ______and Dr. James ______groups

5.  James W. Fannin – Led about _____ revolutionaries at ______. His troop was ______and ______

6.  Battle of Coleto – Battle where Fannin was surrounded by ______men. Fannin surrendered and surviving Texas ______were taken ______

7.  Goliad – site of the execution of surrendered ______forces

8.  Sam Houston – Commander of the ______army

9.  Runaway Scrape – eastward movement of frightened ______

10.  Battle of San Jacinto – Battle that resulted in the capture of ______

Section 3 – Texas Gains Independence

1.  Ad interim - ______

2.  Annexation – act of adding or joining a ______to an ______one

3.  Convention of 1836 - Texas declared ______from Mexico; established a new government by adopting a ______Constitution.

4.  George C. Childress – Chaired the committee in charge of ______the Texas ______of Independence

5.  Lorenzo de Zavala – Helped write ______constitution, but later fled to ______and championed the Texan cause. He became ____- ______to lead the new republic

6.  Treaties of Velasco – Santa Anna agreed ______to fight against Texas and provided for the exchange of all ______and ______prisoners.