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AssignmentMultiple Choice

Expansion and Compromise

Question 18 • Survey of U.S. History - SS3313 IC

What was the long-term significance of the battle at the Alamo?

Answer
A
The Mexican victory demoralized Texans and weakened the revolution.
B
The defenders' courage provided a battle cry for the Texas revolutionaries.
C
The Texans' successful defense convinced Mexico to grant them independence.

Explanation

Although Mexican forces captured the Alamo and killed its defenders, their courage became a rallying symbol for the Texas revolutionaries. “Remember the Alamo” served as a battle cry and helped strengthen the fight for independence. The Mexican victory did not end the revolution or persuade Mexico to grant independence.

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