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fought for Texas, became a lieutenant colonel in the Texas army, was the first to use the battle cry 'Remember the Alamo'
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from Kentucky, was originally in command of the Texas army at the Alamo, unfortunately he became so sick at the Alamo, he was unable to stand to fight and was killed on his cot still defending the Alamo when it fell on March 6
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signed the Declaration of Independence and was chosen to take Santa Anna back to Mexico after the battle of San Jacinto
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9
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sent to tell about the events of the Alamo and that Santa Anna was coming after them next
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from Kentucky, became involved with the independence movement and was a delegate at the Convention of 1836, and he was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence
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11
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a Tejano who helped Stephen F. Austin and helped Sam Houston by scouting for him, he also escaped death at the Alamo because Travis sent him for help
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a Mexican native who supported Texans and was treated badly by the Mexican government because of his views
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13
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head commander of the Mexican army, dictator of Mexico
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14
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young business man who witnessed the fall of the Alamo
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17 he followed his friend, James Bowie, and died fighting at the Alamo
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from Tennessee, was elected at the Convention of 1836, signed the Declaration of Independence, was the commander-in-chief of the armies of Texas and he led the last battle at San Jacinto
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6
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helped settle Victoria and organized men to capture Goliad
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lived in Stephen F. Austin's colony, he was one of the first Texans to join the army, he commanded the army at the Alamo after Bowie fell ill, he wrote the 'Victory or Death' letter, and died at the age of 26 defending the Alamo
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second in command of Mexican army, became a traitor when he didn't counterattack after the Battle of San Jacinto
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10
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known for his backwoods lifestyle (coonskin hat), was a Congressman from Tennessee, defender of the Alamo and sadly died there
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part of the Mexican military, yet signed Texas Declaration of Independence
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