History, 29.01.2021 23:20, thebrain1345

9. Why was the battle of San Jacinto, one of the battles of the Texas Revolution, important? A. The victory by Texas in the battle convinced Spain to support them in the conflict.
B. It led to the capture of Mexican leader Santa Anna and brought the war to an end.
C. It was the first battle of the conflict and led to more than a year and a half of fighting.
D. The victory by Mexico led Sam Houston to advise Texas settlers to flee their lands.

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