Sam Houston defeated Santa Anna at the battle of San Jacinto, resulting in victory for the Texas revolution, and independence for Texas, although the treaty that was signed thereafter was never honored by Mexico, and the Texas independence and later annexation by the United States was not recognized. Disputes about the ownership of Texas were a major factor in the later Mexican-American war.
He defeated Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto.
No. The Texas was not free until the battle of San Jancito. They defeated the Mexican army and captured Santa Anna here.
Yes, he was defeated at San Jacinto.
General Sam Houston defeated General Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto. This defeat won the Texas Revolution, allowing Texas to be independent from Mexico.
Santa Anna was the leader of Mexico during the Texas Revolution and the Mexican-American War. When Texas wished independence from Mexico, Santa Anna mobilized troops. Most famous of the battles in the Texas Revolution was the Alamo, where Santa Anna killed everyone on the opposing side. He was, however, defeated in the end and Texas gained independence. When Texas was annexed to the United States, however, Santa Anna was mad again, and attacked when President Polk walked American troops into disputed territories. Led primarily by General Winfield Scott, the Americans thrashed the Mexicans and Santa Anna was wrenched from power.
General Sam Houston defeated General Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto. This defeat won the Texas Revolution, allowing Texas to be independent from Mexico.
1836.
Santa Anna was NOT defeated at the battle of Buena Vista. Though 3,400 of Santa Anna's men were dead or wounded versus Taylor's 650, the Mexican general declared victory and retreated.
The Texans were defeated by Santa Anna at the Alamo on March 6, 1836.
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Colonel James Walker Fannin.
The address of the Santa Anna Historical Development Organization is: 7700 Fm 1176, Santa Anna, TX 76878