did any die or get injured in the battle?
Yes, Santa Anna claimed that 600 Texians had been killed, with only 70 Mexican soldiers killed and 300 wounded
Battle of the Alamo
Santa Anna reportedly told Captain Fernando Urizza that the battle "was but a small affair". Another officer then remarked that "with another such victory as this, we'll go to the devil". In his initial report Santa Anna claimed that 600 Texians had been killed, with only 70 Mexican soldiers killed and 300 wounded. His secretary, Ramón Martínez Caro, later repudiated the report. Other estimates of the number of Mexican soldiers killed ranged from 60–200, with an additional 250–300 wounded. Most Alamo historians place the number of Mexican casualties at 400–600. This would represent about one-third of the Mexican soldiers involved in the final assault, which Todish remarks is "a tremendous casualty rate by any standards". Most eyewitnesses counted between 182–257 Texians killed. Some historians believe that at least one Texian, Henry Warnell, successfully escaped from the battle. Warnell died several months later of wounds incurred either during the final battle or during his escape as 
where did the battle of alamo take place San Antonio de Béxar who was the war fought between? Between Republic of Texas and Mexico when did this battle begin? February 23, 1836 was the first state you mentioned ever colonized? Yes, in 1519 and by whom? Spanish explorer Alonso Álvarez de Pineda how is the climate like in this state? Multiple climate zones. does this state face any natural calamities? Yes, some of the most destructive hurricanes which cause thousands death. apart from the battle, did any war also take place here? Yes, Texas was at war again after the election of 1860 what kind of investment happened during the battle? UNANSWERABLE what kind of items were used to fight in the battle? 12-pounder cannons
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Battle of the Alamo [SEP] Casualties
According to many accounts of the battle, between five and seven Texians surrendered. Incensed that his orders had been ignored, Santa Anna demanded the immediate execution of the survivors. Weeks after the battle, stories circulated that Crockett was among those who surrendered. Ben, a former American slave who cooked for one of Santa Anna's officers, maintained that Crockett's body was found surrounded by "no less than sixteen Mexican corpses". Historians disagree on which version of Crockett's death is accurate. Santa Anna reportedly told Captain Fernando Urizza that the battle "was but a small affair". Another officer then remarked that "with another such victory as this, we'll go to the devil".