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How did the phrase "remember the Alamo" encourage Texans to keep fighting even after they lost the battle at the Alamo?

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AnnyKZ [126]3 years ago

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Answer:

The phrase "remember the Alamo" was a battle cry that kept the Texans encouraged to keep fighting the battle.

Explanation:

"Remember the Alamo" was a battle cry and a phrase used by Gen. Sam Houston and Col. Sidney Sherman. After the massacre of the Texans at Alamo in San Antonio and at Goliad on 6th March, 1836 and 27th March 1836 respectively.

The phrase became a battle cry for the Texans and a symbol of courage for Texans soldiers during the Battle for Texas Independence. Even after they lost the battle, the passion to gain independence did not die.

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Step one => I will make sure to know how often or how many times I do do get headaches.

Step two => I will then stop taking the cola, but after sometimes I will continue taking the cola back.

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