The document outlines a research paper on the Battle of the Alamo. It will discuss events before the battle like the Law of April 6, 1830. It will describe what happened in the battle, including how only some women and children survived. It will also discuss the aftermath, such as Texian forces yelling "Remember the Alamo" at the Battle of San Jacinto. The paper is organized into an introduction, sections on pre-battle events, the battle itself, and aftermath. It lists several cited sources that will be used in the paper.

1. Sandra Cash
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For my research paper, I will be talking about the events that happened before the battle of the Alamo like the Law
of April 6, 1830. Then what actually happened in the battle of the Alamo, for example only some of the women
and children survived. What effect the battle of the Alamo had like in the battle of the San Jacinto Sam Houston’s
men yelled “Remember the Alamo.”
I Introductory Paragraph and thesis statement
II What happened before the battle of the Alamo
A. Law of April 6, 1830
III What happened at the battle of the Alamo
A. Only some of the women and children survived
IV The after math of the Alamo
A. In the battle of San Jacinto, Sam Houston’s men yelled “Remember the Alamo.”
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