Alamo

Texas history, about the Caddos, about the battles of Texas independence I only knew two things and im shure everyone knows them also the Alamo and that the Civil War occurred in Texas that’s it. But most of all the people you ask them what happen in the Alamo and even some folks would say we one a battle against the Mexican army I knew that we lost I think the Alamo is over popular evreyone thinks that we won the fight, I knew that Texas was a big Cotton provider that’s the onlt thing they teach you

Line in the Sand: The Alamo in Blood and Memory”. Randy Roberts, James S. Olson. New York: Simon and Schuster New York, January 22, 2001. 356. Events in history are unchangeable, once they have happened there is no way of changing the past. However, what can change is the perception of such events which in turns changes the sentiment. When Randy Roberts and James S. Olson wrote “A Line in the Sand: The Alamo in Blood and Memory” they changed the way the events of The Alamo could be viewed and thus

The battle of the Alamo was one of the first wars in the Texas revolution. It took place March 6th, 1836. The lead attacker was General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. The Alamo was a stronghold built by spanish missionaries. In the end there were 1500 casualties from mexican troops. There were only 30 civilians spared. The leader of the Texans, Colonel Travis drew a line in the sand and asked who ever wanted to stay and protect to come over the line, only one did not. That’s basically a summary of

The actualities encompassing the Battle of The Alamo keep on being contended (Lone Star Internet). There is most likely however what the attack has come to be known for. Individuals keep on remembering The Alamo as a chivalrous battle against the outlandish; a place where men made a definitive penances for opportunity. Davy Crockett, the flexible outskirts man with an amusing raccoon cap, Jim Bowie who apparently murdered a furious wild bear with a blade, or William B. Travis whom attracted a line

food though it is also greatly known for it’s breathtaking Alamo. What is the Alamo? The Alamo is a famous monument mark or Church which happens to be in San Antonio, one of the largest cities in Texas itself. The Alamo was built back in 1744. It was built by the spanish Franciscan friars in order to convert the local Indians to Christianity. General Santa Anna is the one who started the assault on the Alamo mission in San Antonio. He and spanish troops battled against

What I have found surprising about my professional experience so far is how much I have come to enjoy conducting oral histories and working in an archival setting. While volunteering with the Los Alamos Historical Society, my mentor has given me the primary task of helping them complete their oral history project, which has been an ongoing project for the society for nearly a year and a half. The oral history project has provided me with a new perspective of the past. The other task that my mentor

go to war with Mexico. THere are many people arguing for both sides of the story. The battle at the Alamo was what started America’s want for Texas. The United States Believed that it was God’s plan for America to expand to the Pacific ocean already before the Alamo. But only when Mexico was attacking texas did the United States find it the right time to expand their border. The Battle at the Alamo started when Texas began to stop following the rules. This led to the Texas revolution, which led to

heard, “Remember the Alamo”, but the Alamo remembered today is not reality. Rather than seeing the Alamo as a symbol of Texas independence or American spirit, Richard Flores contends that the resurrection of the Alamo in the 1880s by Anglos was about social class and racial identity. To prove his argument, Flores presents the actual history of the Alamo, compares two women who influenced the Alamo—Clara Driscoll and Adina De Zavala, and analyzes the representations of the Alamo in film. Flores structures

critically analyze is called The Alamo was filmed in 1960 and directed and produced by the famous western actor, John Wayne. When this movie came out in theaters on October 24, it made roughly $17.26 million in

Lonestar state to become individualistic. The first battle of the Revolution was the Battle of Gonzales, ending with only two casualties and the victory of the Texas soldiers. The Alamo is one of the most memorable engagements within this period of time, where the legendary cry, ‘’Remember the Alamo!’’ originated from. The Alamo still stands tall today and is visited by many each year, and represents the Texan soldier’s heroic opposition to injustice versus the government of Mexico. The Battle of San