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What did the Mexican army want to retrieve from the Texans at Gonzales? A.) a treaty B.) a cannon C.) guns D.) food for soldiers​
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What did the Mexican army want to retrieve from the Texans at Gonzales?

A.) a treaty
B.) a cannon
C.) guns
D.) food for soldiers​

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B) A Cannon

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[B] Cannon

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Mexican soldiers wanted a brass cannon returned but people of Gonzales refused. Explain the significance of the Battle of Gonzales to the Texas Revolution. Signaled the start of the Texas Revolution.

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