Texas Revolution
Across
- 2. what the defenders of the Alamo ran out of
- 6. achieved its independence from Spain in 1821
- 8. headed the 183 volunteers at the Alamo
- 11. number of days the standoff at the Alamo lasted
- 12. name for the republic of Texas
- 14. general and president of Mexico who attacked the Alamo
- 17. asked by Texas to be added to the United States in 1836
- 20. along with the Comanche they fought against Spain’s settlement of Texas
- 22. Mexico prohibited this of settlers living in Texas
- 23. person of Spanish heritage who considered Texas their home
- 25. scrawled on doors to indicate that families went to Texas
- 26. term for adding Texas to the United States
- 27. famous shape of the front of the Alamo added in 1853
- 28. cash crop that attracted settlers to Texas
- 30. nation that originally colonized Texas
- 31. survivor ordered by General Santa Anna to tell about the Alamo
- 32. general of the Texas army as well as the first and only president of Texas
Down
- 1. number of survivors of the attack by Mexico on the Alamo
- 3. restricted by Mexico in 1829 due to overwhelming numbers of Texans
- 4. famous frontiersman who died defending the Alamo
- 5. name of Davy Crockett's gun
- 7. dashed through enemy lines at the Alamo to seek aid
- 9. granted huge tracts of land by Spain to recruit settlers to Texas
- 10. General Santa Anna attempted to capture this when attacking Gonzales
- 11. revolution that took place in 1836
- 13. in 1829, Texans were forced by Mexico to pay these for the first time
- 15. Spanish mission and site of the greatest standoff in American history
- 16. Texans were required by Mexico to practice this faith in order to settle
- 18. attracted the first Texas settler families between 1821 and 1827
- 19. city in Texas where the Alamo is located today
- 21. Spanish land that bordered the United States territory of Louisiana
- 22. last major battle of the Texas Revolution that resulted in a peace treaty
- 24. the type of battle fought at the Alamo
- 25. another massacre by Mexican forces of more than 300 Texans
- 29. almost the number of years Texas remained an independent republic