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Coleto Creek and San Jacinto

Coleto Creek and San Jacinto. Coleto Creek James Fannin surrendered his 300 men at the Battle of Coleto Creek The Texans fought the Mexicans but Fannin

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Page 1: Coleto Creek and San Jacinto. Coleto Creek James Fannin surrendered his 300 men at the Battle of Coleto Creek The Texans fought the Mexicans but Fannin

Coleto Creek andSan Jacinto

Page 2: Coleto Creek and San Jacinto. Coleto Creek James Fannin surrendered his 300 men at the Battle of Coleto Creek The Texans fought the Mexicans but Fannin

Coleto Creek

• James Fannin surrendered his 300 men at the Battle of Coleto Creek

• The Texans fought the Mexicans but Fannin surrendered to prevent more deaths

• The Texans were marched to Goliad and executed on March 27 1836

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Battle of San Jacinto• April 26 1836• Shortest battle in history– Lasted 18 minutes

• Sam Houston led the Texans-800 men

• Santa Anna led the Mexicans-1300 men

• Sam Houston burned every way out of San Jacinto

• Santa Anna was captured and surrendered to Sam Houston

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Treaties of Velasco• May 14 1836• Two treaties signed– One made public, the

other was secret• Publically-Santa Anna

promised to never fight against Texans and move Mexican forces out of Texas

• Secretly-Santa Anna worked for Texas independence and set the Texas/Mexico border at the Rio Grande

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Assignment

• Use page 249 as a reference or your device• Complete the Battle Site Map• Label the battles listed with the date of the

battles• Draw the Rivers too