What was the effect of the Battle of the Alamo?

Answer 1

The effects of the Battle of the Alamo were actually the act which brought attention to the army lead by Santa Anna, the General of the Mexican Force. The siege on the Alamo lasted a total of eight weeks.

Answer 2

Occurring in February/March of 1836, the Battle of the Alamo had numerous effects and consequences. Just one short-term effect was the capture of San Antonio de Bexar (that is, modern San Antonio) by the Mexican forces, which then used it as their base-of-operations for further hostilities against the 'Texian' enemy.

Answer 3

The Battle of The Alamo affected Texas, because it was one of the many battles during the Texas Revolution Era. But the Alamo is specific affected it because it was one battle where Texas had lost. In this which made Texas more eager to beat Mexico and have indepenace. Which lead them into Battle of Coleto. Hoped i helped!!

Answer 4

The destruction of the Alamo served as a rallying cry for all Texans to fight for independence. It was not long before the Mexicans were driven out.

Answer 5

It had very little strategic value, but it became a rallying cry and represented a reason to persist against Mexico.

Answer 6

žThe Alamo effected Texans in a good way by giving them there independence.