Both the Siege of the Alamo and James Fannin's surrender at Goliad were significant events in the Texas Revolution, and a similarity between them is that they both highlighted the determination and sacrifice of Texian forces fighting for independence from Mexican rule.
Additionally, both events resulted in significant losses for the Texian army and became rallying points for Texans, ultimately fueling their resolve to fight against Mexico. The brutal treatment of Texian soldiers following the Goliad surrender and the fierce resistance at the Alamo became symbols of the struggle for Texas independence and contributed to the rallying cry of "Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad!" used in subsequent battles.