What is the main reason that Texians lost the Battle of the Alamo

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They had no leader

They lacked a genuine will to fight

They were greatly outnumbered

Their fort was poorly designed

They were heavily outnumbered by Mexican troops.  

Explanation: Estimates vary, but it is believed there were as many as 6,000 Mexican soldiers fighting against 200 Americans.  

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