Who was the tennessee backwoodsman who lost his life at the alamo?

The very famous Tennessee Backwoodsman that fought and died at the Alamo was David "Davy" Crockett. Crockett had recently arrived to Texas, possible under the impression that Texas was in better shape than what he found. He was also possibly hoping to have a better political career than what he had just recently left in Washington, D.C. "You may all go to Hell. I'm going to Texas." - Davy Crockett. 

100% d. all of these angered the colonists more and more the stamp act taxed all paper materials and the colonists started protesting. same with the intolerable acts. the french and indian was the start of all the taxing and the colonists don’t want to be taxed! hope this answers your question! ♥️.