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1. Mexican Defeat at San Jacinto
   ... This happened in the battle of San Jacinto between Texan revolutionaries and the Mexican army. Despite more than adequate soldiers ...
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2. San Antonio Description
   ... actual Alamo. A trip to San Antonio would not be complete without a visit to this historic battle site. Originally named Mision ...
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3. Jose de San Martin ampamp His Journey across the Andes
   ... of Chacabuco. Following this battle 200 royalist lay dead, yet only 12 of San Martinamp39s own men had fallen during this conflict. ...
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4. James A. Michneramp39s TEXAS
   ... One Scenario in particular is the Battle of San Jacinto. ... Finally, at San Jacinto, Lang remains true to Michneramp39s version of the battle. ...
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5. SpanishAmerican War
   ... were 17,000 troops remaining.8 Theodore Roosevelt and his group of Rough Riders did survive, and they would be very important in the Battle of San Juan Hill. ...
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6. SpanishAmerican War
   ... On July 1, 1898 the Rough Riders and a black regiment along with others fought the Spanish at what became known as the battle on San Juan Hill. ...
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7. SpanishAmerican War
   ... On July 1, 1898 the Rough Riders and a black regiment along with others fought the Spanish at what became known as the battle on San Juan Hill. ...
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8. apartheid
   ... tribe. The San were overwhelmed by the European firepower and lost the battle for their land. The San were eventually wiped out. ...
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9. The Spanish American War
   ... It is frequently referred to as the ampquotBattle of San Juan Hill.ampquot However, it was regular troops, including AfricanAmerican Buffalo Soldiers, who actually took ...
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10. Mexican American War in California
    ... A few days later, June 24, a group of 50 Californios sent by Castro were met near San Rafael and ampquotThe Battle of Olompaliampquot was fought. ...
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11. The Alamo
    ... At the subsequent Battle of San Jacinto, when Santa Anna was defeated, the cries of ampquotRemember the Alamoampquot inspired and motivated the Texans to take over the ...
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12. The San Fernando Valley Secession Movement
    ... Personal Interview If the San Fernando were to secede from Los Angeles, it would be the sixth largest city in the United States ... By no means is this battle over ...
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13. Texas, history of
    ... 2, 1836. The Battle of San Jacinto was fought on April 21, 1836 and resulted in Texasamp39 independence from Mexico. On December 29th ...
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14. juesuit martyrs in san salvador
    ... The United States threatened the San Salvador government. ... Even through the good nature of the Jesuits, they were killed in a largescale political battle. ...
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15. Expansion of the United States: Texas and California
    ... Lopez de Santa Anna began to move toward Texas along with 6,000 Mexican soldiers and in February of 1836, he reached San Antonio. The ensuing battle is the ...
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16. The Alamo
    ... This little battle consisted of one hundred Mexican troops sent to Gonzales, a town east of San Antonio, to order the settlers to surrender their only cannon. ...
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17. SpanishAmerican War
    ... Spanish forces were able to take two American flags with them to San Juan before they ... Another famous battle was fought at Yauco, which was north of Guanica. ...
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18. Mexican Revolution
    ... Werner September 1912 Battle of San Joaquin, Sonora: Obregonamp39s first major action on his own, he inflicts a stinging defeat on Orozquista General Jose Ines ...
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19. Teddy Bear
    ... Riders. He led the Rough Riders on a charge at the Battle of San Juan. Roosevelt was one of the most conspicuous heroes of the war. ...
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20. John Muir
    ... In 1913, Muir lost his battle to save the Hetch Hetchy. It was granted to San Francisco for a water reservoir. On August 6, 1905, Muiramp39s wife died. ...
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21. Fredrick vs. Animal Farm
    ... roled into Poland they did not stop at the Narve, Vistula and San Rivers, they ... The Battle of the Windmill is equal to the destruction of Stalinamp39s fiveyear ...
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22. Spanish Armada
    ... happened the San Salvador exploded. It was left abandoned so the English captured it and found cannon balls and gunpowder. On August 2nd the Battle of Portland ...
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23. Patton
    ... or even in the same tent with these brave men that were wounded in battleampquot, He then ... Patton was born on November 11, 1885 in San Gabriel California Axelrod 13 ...
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24. stuff
    ... They were intercepted by the USS San Jacinto, whose crew boarded the Trent and took ... By far, the most famous naval battle of the Civil War was that between the ...
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25. Medieval Technology and Social Change
    ... The bookamp39s author, Lynn White, Jr., was born in San Francisco in 1907 ... forces and the confiscation of Church lands, to show that, between the battle of Poitiers ...
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26. FDR
    ... During the SpanishAmerican War, Roosevelt was lieutenant colonel of the Rough Rider Regiment, which he led on a charge at the battle of San Juan. ...
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27. Theodore Roosevelt2
    ... American War. He was one of the most remembered heroes of the war, leading a charge at the battle of San Juan. In 1898, Roosevelt ...
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28. Bill of Rights
    ... General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna the Mexican general and president, whose defeat at the Battle of San Jacinto in 1836 permitted Texas to gain its ...
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29. Teddy Roosevelt
    ... Calvary the ampquotRough Ridersampquot. He led the Rough Riders in a heroic charge up Kettle Hill in the battle for San Juan. As head of the ...
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30. Theodore Roosevelt, The Man, The Myth, The Legend
    ... that African Americans, Native Americans, or Asians were equal to whites, ignoring the courageous role that black troops played at the Battle of San Juan Hill. ...
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