The deciding battle of the Texas Revolution was the?

The deciding battle of the Texas Revolution was the Battle of San Jacinto, fought on April 21, 1836. Texian forces, led by General Sam Houston, launched a surprise attack against the Mexican army commanded by General Antonio López de Santa Anna. The battle lasted only 18 minutes, resulting in a decisive victory for the Texians, which ultimately secured Texas' independence from Mexico. Following the defeat, Santa Anna was captured, and he signed treaties recognizing Texan independence.