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| What battle was a complete surprise to the Mexicans, allowing Texas to win independence? |
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| Where did the Mexican army set up, allowing Texans to prepare a surprise attack? |
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| Who spied on the Mexican army disguised as an escaped slave? |
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| Who took over command of the Mexican Army as Santa Anna figured war was over? |
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| Who was in charge of blowing up the bridge, leaving no escape for the Mexican army? |
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| Commanded the Texan cavalry. |
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| Gift from the people of Cincinnati. |
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| President of the Ad-Interim government |
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| Panicked retreat of people from the Mexican army. |
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| Commanded the Texans on the left at San Jacinto. |
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| Whose ankle was shattered by a musket ball in the battle? |
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| How many Texans were reported to have been killed in the 18 minute battle of San Jacinto? |
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| Who commanded the center of the texan army along with its cannons? |
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| What chief Texan scout assisted in blowing up the bridge? |
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| Who was captured in the swamp dressed as a peasant the day following the battle? |
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