Battle of San Jacinto & the Treaty of Velasco. 1.The Battle of San Jacinto: the last battle of the Revolution. TRUE! Last battle of the Revolution April.

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Battle of San Jacinto & the Treaty of Velasco

1.The Battle of San Jacinto: the last battle of the Revolution. TRUE! Last battle of the Revolution April 21, 1836 First Battle: Battle of Gonzales ( 10/2/1835 )

2. The Texans lost the battle of San Jacinto. FALSE! Texans win the battle & win their independence!Texans win the battle & win their independence! Texans win because:Texans win because: –Took Mexicans by surprise –Mexicans were tired & unprepared –Inspired by Alamo & Goliad –Santa Anna is overconfident –Texas army finally trained

3. The battle lasted for only 2 days. False! The Siege at the Alamo lasted 13 days, San Jacinto battle lasted only 18 minutes.

4. Only 9 Texans died in the Battle of San Jacinto. TRUE! About 700 Texans v. 1,000 Mexicans 9 Texans die, 650 Mexicans die

5. Santa Anna was distracted by a woman during the battle. TRUE! (Maybe) The Yellow Rose of Texas is a song about how a slave named Emily Morgan who helped win the battle of San Jacinto. The real yellow rose was Emily D. West, a housekeeper who worked nearby the New Washington Hotel.

6. Santa Anna’s addiction to drugs helped the Texans win the battle. TRUE! Santa Anna was addicted to drugs and alcohol and abused both during the Texas Revolution.

7. The Texans executed Santa Anna when the revolution was over. FALSE! Texans wanted Houston to kill Santa Anna but he didn’t.Texans wanted Houston to kill Santa Anna but he didn’t. Instead he made him sign the Treaty of Velasco ending the war and recognizing Texan independence.Instead he made him sign the Treaty of Velasco ending the war and recognizing Texan independence. If he didn’t, Mexicans would have been more upset and may not have recognized the Republic of Texas.If he didn’t, Mexicans would have been more upset and may not have recognized the Republic of Texas.

8. Sam Houston was shot in the buttocks during the battle. FALSE! During this engagement, his horse, Saracen, was shot beneath him, and Houston was wounded severely just above the right ankle.

9. Santa Anna agreed to let Texas become a separate country. TRUE! Santa Anna is captured and forced to sign the Treaty of Velasco which made Texas a separate country.Santa Anna is captured and forced to sign the Treaty of Velasco which made Texas a separate country. Unfortunately, he goes back on his word.Unfortunately, he goes back on his word.

10. There were two versions of the Treaty of Velasco. TRUE! Velasco: May 14 th, 1836 Treaty One (public): never fight again, all Mexican forces ordered out of Texas, exchange of prisoners, property Mexicans claimed were to be returned Treaty Two (secret): recognition of Texas independence, work with Mexican government to set boundary at the Rio Grande

11. Texas becomes a part of the United States FALSE! Texas does not become a state in the Union until The country known as the Republic of Texas existed for 9 years.