How were the Texans able to defeat the superior Mexican Army in the Texas Revolution?
1.Killing over 350 Mexican soldiers at the Goliad massacre.
2.Blocking in the Mexican army at the Alamo in San Antonio.
3.Keeping the cannon at the Battle of Gonzalez.
4.Sneak attack while the Mexican army was resting at San Jacinto.
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