The Texas Revolt of 1835 was a chaotic affair that eventually led to the independent Republic of Texas in 1836. Identify the main battles and protagonists in relation to the Texas Revolt.

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The Texas Revolt of 1835 was a chaotic affair that eventually led to the independent Republic of Texas in 1836. Identify the main battles and protagonists in relation to the Texas Revolt.

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Patience Massey · Answer 1

Main Battles of the Texas Revolt:

October 2, 1835, Batlle of González.

October 9, 1835, Battle of Goliad.

October 28, 1835, Battle of Concepción.

November 4, 1835, Battle of Lipantitlán.

February 27, 1836, Battle of San Patricio.

March 2, 1836, Battle of Agua Dulce.

March 6, 1836, Battle of El Álamo.

March 14, 1836, Battle of Refugio.

March 19 and 20, 1836, Battle of Coletto Creek

April 21, 1836, Battle of San Jacinto.

Texan Protagonists:

Stephen F. Austin

Jhon Henry Moore

Samuel Houston

William Travis

James W. Fannin Jr.

James C. Neill

Mexican protagonists:

Antonio López de Santa Anna

Martín Perfecto de Cos

José de Urrea

Manuel Fernández Castrillón

Explanation:

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The most important consequence of the Texas Revolt was the signing of the Velasco Treaty, in which the independence of the Republic of Texas was recognized by defeated president of Mexico, Antonio López de Santa Anna.

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