Why did the victory at San Jacinto end the war (and other Texas History questions)?

Question

Explain the provisions of the Decree of April 6. How and where did the Texas Revolution begin? What did Travis's famous letter say? Why did Sam Houston retreat before the battle at San Jacinto? What happened with James Fannin's division? What treaty ends the revolution? Describe the events at San Jacinto, when they took place, how long the battle lasted, and who the main people were. Put the battles of the revolution in order and include their dates. What do Davy Crockett, William B. Travis, James Fannin, and James Bowie all have in common? The governments obtain their power to govern from the people is an idea stated in what important document? In what year did Mexico win it's independence from Spain? List these in the correct sequence: colonization, filibusters, exploration, revolution. Explain the effects of the filibuster period. Name the key difference between Texan soldiers and Mexican soldiers during the Revolution in terms of "self determination."
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Answer 1

The victory of San Jacinto ended that war simply because the Mexican leader, General Santa Anna, was captured and became quite willing to grant independence to Texas in exchange for his life.
All of these other questions are too involved to answer here.
We would have to write many pages.
Just a suggestion - you could separate these questions and people would answer them piecemeal. This seems overwhelming all together.

Battle of San Jacinto, fought on April 21, 1836 lasted only about 20 minutes and ended by 5 PM, so it was not fought at night.

Colonel James Fannin and ~ 400 men died in fighting near Goliad. After surrendering, over 300 surviving, unarmed Texans were massacred by Mexican soldiers - - the morning of Palm Sunday, March 27, 1836 - - as ordered by Colonel Portilla. Col. Fannin was the last to be murdered. The bodies were stacked and burned.

Fannin was not at the Alamo. Crockett, Bowie, and Travis did die at the Alamo. What they have in common is that all four died for Texas independence.

Mexico won independence from Spain in 1821.

Answer 2

Victory At San Jacinto

Answer 3

The Historical Society of Texas has many answers and can be pulled up on line.
According to Old West Historian Colonel Bain the battle started over land titles in Liberty, Texas. Remember Crockett and his buddies were all from Tennessee. The capture of San Anna stopped the war. If you get a chance see the Sam Houston museum, for San Anna's saddle is on display there. Happy Hunting!!

Answer 4

Because Sam Houston attacked at night while the mexican soldiers were asleep and captured santa anna. Sam Houston retreated before the battle because his army wasn't ready to fight. Davy Crodkett, William B. Travis, James fannin, and James Bowie all fought at the alamo.Texan soldiers knew the land and fought for their rights since they were not part of U.S.A. Mexican soldiers just fought out of greed and revenge.