Based on the outcome of all these early battles between Texans and Mexican troops, how do you think the Texans were feeling about their chances of gaining independence from Mexico? For example, do you think the overall attitude
among Texans was one of confidence or despair? Explain your answer.

Please answer fast !!!

Student responses will vary. A possible student responses may include the following: Texans won all of the battles against Mexico so far and some of them were won quite easily; therefore, the Texans were probably feeling very confident in their chances to win a fight to gain independence from Mexico.

Explanation: Edge 2020

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