3. Which statement best describes the result of James Fannin's contribution to the Texas Revolution?

a. Fannin and his troops were captured at Goliad resulting in the death of over 400 soldiers.

Explanation:

James Fannin was one of the leaders of the Texas Revolution which was a rebellion by Texans against the Mexican government as they sought to create their own country.

James Fannin was outnumbered by the Mexicans at Battle of Coleto Creek which prompted him to surrender and in one of the worst massacres of the Revolution, the Mexicans massacred over 400 soldiers and killed Fannin last.

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