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The Battle of the Alamo supported the Texan Revolution by A. strengthening the Texan army. B. showing that a few Texans could defeat a large army. C. causing Santa Anna to retreat to Mexico. D. inspiring
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The Battle of the Alamo supported the Texan Revolution by

A.


strengthening the Texan army.


B.


showing that a few Texans could defeat a large army.


C.


causing Santa Anna to retreat to Mexico.


D.


inspiring Texans to win their independence.

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i believe this is D.
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