Why was the death of Colonel James Fannin significant during the Texas Revolution? A)He was the leader of the Alamo before it was overrun by Mexican forces.

B)He was the last officer killed before Texas officially won independence from Mexico.

C)Fannin served as the president of the Republic of Texas before he was assassinated.

D)He was a part of the Goliad massacre, where over 400 Texas prisoners of war were executed by Mexican forces.

Which of the following early christian beliefs did the jews strongly disagree with? jesus's claim that people should love their neighbors as they love themselves the claim that jesus was the son of god jesus's claim that people should love god with all their hearts the claim that jesus was resurrected three days after being crucified next which of these resulted from the first punic war? sicily became a carthaginian province. rome strengthened its naval force. roman citizens were allowed to own slaves.

The viceroy of spain asked that coronado's expadition be cristian and apostolic and not a buchery, what does that mean and did cornado follow his orders

What is political gerrymandering, what does is accomplish, and why might legislators use this tactic in redistricting