Question

5.) what was the significance of the battle of the alamo in the texas revolution?
a) it marked the declaration of texas independence from mexico
b) it was a decisive texan victory over mexican forces
c) it marked the end of the texas revolution
d) it stalled santa annas advance, allowing sam houstons army to prepare

Explanation:

The Battle of the Alamo was a crucial event in the Texas Revolution. The defenders' resistance stalled Santa Anna's forces. This gave Sam Houston time to gather and train his army. Texas independence was declared after the battle. The decisive Texan victory was at San Jacinto. The Texas Revolution ended after that victory.

Answer:

D. It stalled Santa Anna's advance, allowing Sam Houston's army to prepare