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More than 400 Texas soldier were execute. The massacre along with the battle of the Alamo became the battle cry for Texans remember Goliad Remember the Alamo
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The Goliad Massacre was a significant event during the Texas Revolution that took place on March 27, 1836. After being captured at the Battle of Coleto, approximately 400 Texian soldiers, led by James Fannin, were executed by Mexican forces under General José de Urrea's orders. This brutal act, along with the famous defense at the Alamo, became rallying cries for Texian independence from Mexico.

"Remember Goliad! Remember the Alamo!" became a slogan that galvanized Texian troops and supporters, reinforcing their resolve to fight for their freedom. The events at Goliad and the Alamo highlighted the brutality of the conflict and ultimately contributed to the Texian victory at the Battle of San Jacinto later that year, where General Sam Houston's forces defeated the Mexican army, securing Texas independence.
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A suitable title for this topic could be:

**"The Goliad Massacre: A Turning Point in the Texas Revolution"**

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**"Remember Goliad: The Impact of the Goliad Massacre on Texian Independence"**

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