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I. Introduction
A. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp2vO1FnQHM
B. September 11, 2001 was not just any ordinary day for the citizens of the United States and the city of New York, but a devastating attack that has put us all in shock and fear.
C. Four planes were hijacked, each intended for different targets. According to the New York Times, the flights that were hijacked included AA Flight 11, UA Flight 175, AA Flight 77, and UA Flight 93.

II. Main Point #1
Topic Sentence: (this should be a complete sentence)
A. American Airlines flight 11 was the first plane to hit. 1. Intended flight was from Boston, Massachusetts to Los Angeles, California.
I.
B. Flight 11 hit the WTC north building at approximately 8:46 AM.

III. Main Point #2
Topic Sentence: (this should be a complete sentence)
A. (follow pattern of section II.)

IV. Main Point #3
Topic Sentence: (this should be a complete sentence)
A. (follow pattern of section II.)

(Add additional main points if needed)

I. Conclusion
B. Restate Thesis (this should be a complete sentence)
C. Review Main Points (avoid awkward listing or exact rewording of intro)
D. Final thought / Closing Statement (make this something really good to keep the listener thinking)

Source / Citation Guidelines: (PUT THIS ON A SEPARATE SHEET)

Only VALID sources may be used. NO WIKIPEDIA! If you are unsure whether a source is valid, ASK ME!

Minimum: Four sources are required. You must have a minimum of 3 non-website sources for your speech. As long as you have 3 non-website sources, you may use as many Internet sources as you’d like.

Citing in the speech: You must cite at least four DIFFERENT sources in your speech. You may cite more than four, having more than one quote from any given source, as long as you have at least four different sources as a minimum.

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