By: Decorian Ross. The battle was fought on October 2, 1835 in Gonzales There were about 100 Mexican troops to the old eighteen and 120 other Texan troops.

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By: Decorian Ross

The battle was fought on October 2, 1835 in Gonzales There were about 100 Mexican troops to the old eighteen and 120 other Texan troops The Mexican army retreated and won This battle is known as the “Lexighton” of the Texas revolution It started when the Mexicans tried to take the cannon from the Texans

The Texans wanted to capture the fort of Labahia, because they believed it was contained with silver, cannons, and other fire arms Bert Milam and about 120 soldiers against the Mexican soldiers Texas only had one casualty. The Mexicans retreated and the Texans won The battle was small and only lasted for about 30 minutes. Samuel McCulloch, an African American,was wounded he was the first casualty of the revolution

It was fought in san Antonio during November and December of 1835 The Texans knew that whoever controlled Goliad and Antonio controlled the south of Texas Cox surrendered promised never to return to Texas as long as they let his troops go There were 300 Texans including Ben Miles versus 800 Mexicans

On March 27, 1836 in Goliad Fannin offered to surrender if the Mexicans officers agreed to band them from Texas The Mexicans made Fannin watch while they shot his unarmed soldiers The Mexicans stole his belongings,shot him in the face and burned his body More than 340 men died

Texas history book notes

Texans attacked Mexicans forces during their afternoon siesta Running toward the Mexicans the Texans cried remember the Alamo There 1300 Texan soldiers vs texans The texans won and the battle only lasted 18 minutes