What does the Texas Revolution have in common with the American Revolution?

A) A rebel force triumphed over a much stronger enemy

B) Colonists faced off against their home government

C) The battle for independence stretched on for years

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Leonard Herring

Social Studies

2 November, 01:43

What does the Texas Revolution have in common with the American Revolution?

A) A rebel force triumphed over a much stronger enemy

B) Colonists faced off against their home government

C) The battle for independence stretched on for years

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Reece Robles · Answer 1

Answer: In the American Revolution, both sides had the same basic British culture. In the Texas Revolution, the cultures of the two sides were different. Most (but not all) of the rebels were Anglos. Their foes were Mexican.

What does the Texas Revolution have in common with the American Revolution?A) A rebel force triumphed over a much stronger enemyB) Colonists faced off against their home governmentC) The battle for independence stretched on for years

What does the Texas Revolution have in common with the American Revolution?

A) A rebel force triumphed over a much stronger enemy

B) Colonists faced off against their home government

C) The battle for independence stretched on for years