The Battle of the Alamo, fought near San Antonio in 1836, is a well-recognized symbol of Texan resistance and independence. The battle symbolizes the spirit of defiance and determination exhibited by Texan forces against Mexican troops during the Texas Revolution. The defenders of the Alamo, including famous figures like James Bowie, William B. Travis, and Davy Crockett, bravely fought against overwhelming odds, ultimately losing the battle but inspiring others to continue the fight for Texas' independence. The symbol of the Alamo represents the Texans' commitment to freedom and their struggle for self-determination.
