1. three hundred fifty texans massacred sam houston 2. the president who annexed texas goliad 3. a mission used as a fort stephen austin 4. dictator of mexico tyler 5. texas alamo 6. commander of the texas army william travis 7. where santa anna was captured santa anna 8. brought more than two thousand people to texas san jacinto 9. texan commander of the alamo lone star republic

Three hundred fifty Texans massacred- Goliad: The Goliad massacre was an event during the Texas Revolution in which the Mexican Army executed their Texans prisoners of war.The President who annexed Texas- Tyler: It was admitted to the Union as the 28th state in 1845 after a long pursue to achieve it by President John Tyler.A mission used as a fort- Alamo: It was a Spanish mission founded in the 18th century by the Roman Catholic missionaries and then used as a fort during the Mexican-American War.Dictator of Mexico- Santa Anna: Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna was the President of Mexico during the time the Texas revolution uprise. Texas- Lone Star Republic: It was the name given to the Republic of Texas during the time it separate from Mexico and still was not part of the United States.Commander of the Texas Army- Sam Houston: He was an important leader at the beginning of the Texas Revolution and served as the first and third president of the Republic of Texas.Where Santa Anna was captured- San Jacinto: He was captured one day after the battle of San Jacinto took place by James Austin Sylvester. After his three weeks captivity, Santa Anna signed a treaty to retire his troops from the Republic of Texas.Brought more than two thousand people to Texas- Stephen Austin: He is known as the father of Texas because he leads the second and final successful colonization of Texas in the year 1825. He brought about 300 families with him from the United States.Texan commander of the Alamo- Travis: He was the commander of the Republic of Texas during the battle of the Alamo and died during that battle.

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