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As Texas was defending its claim to be a new and independent republic in 1836, a final crucial victory was won at A. San Jacinto. B. Las Cruces. C. San Antonio. D. Goliad.
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As Texas was defending its claim to be a new and independent republic in 1836, a final crucial victory was won at

A. San Jacinto.
B. Las Cruces.
C. San Antonio.
D. Goliad.

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As Texas was defending its claim to be a new and independent republic in 1836, a final crucial victory was won at "B. Las Cruces" although it wasn't enough to evade disunion.
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