To address a couple of points that have been made. While the people of Texas are referred to as 'Texans' today, during the time of the Texas Revolution they were known as 'Texians.' There was also an extended version of the battle cry that included 'Remember Goliad' in reference to the Goliad massacre. However, historians agree that 'Remember the Alamo' and 'Remember Goliad' were used both together and independently.
@bully056
Ай бұрын
Also some names have changed since Texas started its revolution and now, like for example: what we call San Antonio today, was still San Antonio De Bexar then.
@jamarkus5928
21 күн бұрын
but if everyone died, how do we know how well the american forces really fought? i mean all we know is the fort fell while those people were in it…
@ValoriumTV
21 күн бұрын
Hi there, it says in the video, "nearly all," as there were estimated to be approximately 10-20 survivors, including women, children, and enslaved individuals, who gave accounts of the battle. Additionally, Mexican soldiers themselves provided accounts of the battle, stating they faced fierce resistance from the Texians and respected their courage.
@jamarkus5928
21 күн бұрын
ahh ok, thanks for the quick response
@user-dh1sp1fl7r
21 күн бұрын
Search for Arkadi monastery on the island of Crete - Greece. The year 1866, their sacrifice for idependence too against the Turkish army, maybe you will find similar acts among the two stories. Thanks.
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