1. Battles of the Texas Revolution
Battle: Gonzales
Location: Gonzales
Date: Oct. 2, 1835
Mexican Leader: Colonel Ugartechea (100 men)
Texan Leader: John H. Moore (160 men)
Outcome: Texans won (1 Mexican died)

2. Significance
General Cos considered the actions of the Texans as the outbreak of war.
1st battle of the Texas Revolution
Challenged Mexican authority

3. Battle: Goliad Location: Goliad Date: October 9, 1835
Mexican Leader: Mexican soldiers left by General Cos
Texan Leaders: George Collinsworth & Ben Milam
Outcome: Texans won

4. Significance Texans were encouraged
Texans captured ammunition and supplies
Texans cut off Cos’s supply line to the coast

5. Battle: San Antonio Location: San Antonio
Date: Dec. 5, 1835 (lasted 4 days)
Mexican Leader: General Cos (1,000 men)
Texan Leaders: Edward Burleson and later Ben Milam/Frank Johnson
Outcome: Texans won with 2 dead & 26 wounded. Mexicans had 150 killed or wounded.

6. Significance Milam dies during battle Texans capture Alamo & supplies
Hendrick Arnold & Greenbury Logan noted for bravery

7. Battle: Alamo Location: San Antonio Date: Feb. 24, 1836—siege began,
March 6—Final attack
Mexican Leader: Santa Anna
Texan Leaders: William B. Travis & Jim Bowie (189 to 250 men)
Outcome: Mexicans won

8. Significance Delayed Santa Anna for 2 weeks
Alamo became symbol for courage & independence
Battle cry: “Remember the Alamo”
San Fernando Church

9. Battle: San Patricio Location: San Patricio Date: February 27, 1836
Mexican Leader: General Urrea (1,000 men)
Texan Leader: Frank Johnson (50 men)
Outcome: Mexicans won
Significance: Mexican killed or captured almost all of the Texans—only 5 men escaped.

10. Battle: Agua Dulce Location: Agua Dulce Creek Date: March 2, 1836
Mexican Leader: General Urrea’s troops
Texan Leader: Dr. James Grant (30 men)
Outcome: Mexicans won
Significance: Only 6 Texans escaped

11. Battle: Refugio Location: Refugio Date: March 12, 1836
Mexican Leader: General Urrea
Texan Leaders: Captain Amon B. King (30 men) & Colonel William Ward (100 men)
Outcome: Mexicans won

12. Significance Fannin sent Ward and King to help at Refugio.
They were defeated and most were killed or captured.

13. Battle: Coleto Creek (Goliad)
Location: Coleto Creek
Date: March 19-20, 1836
Mexican Leader: General Urrea
Texan Leader: Colonel Fannin
Outcome: Mexicans won
“Angel of Goliad”

14. Significance
Texans surrendered but were executed on March 27

15. Battle: San Jacinto Location: San Jacinto River Date: April 21, 1836
Mexican Leader: Santa Anna
Texan Leader: Sam Houston
Outcome: Texans won

16. Significance
Mexicans surrendered
Texans won independence