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Remember the Alamo, Goliad and Texas Independence

TEACHDSC03838ERS, PARENTS AND STUDENTS
Share this information with everyone you know who loves Texas History and wants to remember the Alamo, Goliad and the heroes who created a free republic and took us into statehood. SCHOLARSHIP FOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS, CASH PRIZES K-12 HISTORY FAIR. ART, VIDEOS, PROJECTS AND MANUSCRIPTS SHOWING RESEARCH. https://texasheroesfoundation.org/students/

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