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Battle of Gonzales
This was one of the most important battles of the Texas Revolution, though it wasn't a huge fight it was only initiated because of the Texans refusing to return a cannon that had been given to them by the Mexicans, the rebellious Texans won which marked the beginning and breakthrough of Texas's independence quest. -
Siege of Bexar
The Texas Republican Army had marched towards San Antonio de Bexar, the battle was won shortly after, with about 90 Texans defeating several hundred Mexicans, they took over the fort which would later on become the Alamo. -
Battle of Concepion
After the Texans deciding where to camp, they picked a spot close to an abandoned mission of Concepcion which they had gotten attacked by over 400 Mexicans compared to their 92 men, which was an absolutely crazy boost of inspiration and victory after they had won with incredible detemination and good position, with good battle tactics. -
Battle of the Alamo
After rebelling and getting out of Mexico's control, the Texans took over a garrison that would be known as the Alamo, but with less than 200 men compared to Santa Anna's thousands upon thousands of men, there was no way to win, but they would stand their ground and fight to the death, winning multiple minor fights before the major battle pushing back hundreds of Mexicans away from the garrsion, and ending up killing over 500 men which was a massive source of inspiration. "Remember the Alamo!" -
Battle of Coleto Creek
The fight hardly lasted a day, with a huge difference in size when it came down to troops, Fannin had an awful position in the middle of a prairie, with the Urrea's army being made up of almost 1,000 men they were completely outnumbered while they were also completely surrounded, too! This led to them being captured and later getting executed. -
Goliad Massacre
342 Texan men were executed after being captured, which they assumed that they were to Goliad to do some labor for the Mexicans, until the unarmed Texans suddenly got shot down by the soldiers.