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Why did Austin win the Battle of Velasco? A) The Mexican Army ran out of ammunition. B) The colonists outnumbered the Mexican army. Eliminate C) The Mexican army outnumbered the…

Why did Austin win the Battle of Velasco? A) The Mexican Army ran out of ammunition. B) The colonists outnumbered the Mexican army. Eliminate C) The Mexican army outnumbered the…
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Why did Austin win the Battle of Velasco?

A) The Mexican Army ran out of ammunition.
B) The colonists outnumbered the Mexican army.
Eliminate
C) The Mexican army outnumbered the colonists.
D) The Mexican Army decided it wasn't worth having a battle.

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Ugartechea surrendered after a two-day battle, when he realized he would not get more reinforcements, and his soldiers had run out.

So the answer would be A

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