What was the last battle of the Texas Revolution?

• A. The Battle of Gonzales
• B. The Battle of San Jacinto
• C. The Siege of Bexar
• D. The Battle of San Antonio

Answer: (B)

The question is about which engagement ends the Texas Revolution. The Battle of San Jacinto, fought on April 21, 1836, was the decisive clash where Texian forces under Sam Houston defeated Santa Anna’s army, capturing Santa Anna himself. This victory forced Mexico to recognize Texas independence and led to the Treaties of Velasco, effectively ending the war. The other battles listed happened earlier: Gonzales was the first shot fired, the Siege of Bexar closed with Texian gains before the Alamo era, and the Battle of San Antonio occurred prior to the decisive showdown at San Jacinto.