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World History FINAL Project
Does History Repeat Itself?
75 POINTS (PROJECT), 10 POINTS (PRESENTATION)=85 POINTSOVERVIEW
To end the year, you and a partner will choose a topic in current history (1950 to the present day) and determine how the past influenced the event, person, or theme. The project will be displayed through a poster board presentation, using both written and visual information to convey a response to the essential question, Does history repeat itself?
DETAILS
After you have chosen your topic, you will need to:
1. Research background information2. Connect your topic to an overall theme3. Find at least 2 historical parallels4. Determine whether or not you believe that history repeats itself based upon your research Research time will be given in class but the project will require outside research and time to complete.
Project will be completed individually.TIMELINE
MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
FINAL PROJECT EXPLANATIONMedia CenterMedia CenterDue Background Check-5 pts.Classroom Work Day
Computer LabDue-HISTORICAL PARRELL-5 pts.
Computer Lab
Due-Connection to Theme-5 pts.Classroom Work Day
Computer LabDue- ESSENTIAL QUESITION 5 pts.ClassroomWork Day
ClassroomWork Day
Construction Day
ClassroomWork Day
Projects due at the End of ClassPresentationPresentationPresentation
Presentations
Final Project Topic Choices: (NO REPEATS WITHIN EACH CLASS)
Space Race
Korean War
Middle East Conflict
Berlin Wall
Terrorism
Ahmadinejad and Iran Bay of Pigs
Iron Curtain
Red Scare
North Korea and Kim Jung-il The United Nations
Chernobyl
Cold War
Nuclear Arms Race
Castro and the Cuban Missile Crises
Nelson Mandela
South African Apartheid
Formation of the PLO
War in Iraq
Persian Gulf War
Tet Offensive
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Viet Cong
Suez Canal Osama Bin Laden and Al-Queda
Michal Gorbachev
Arab Spring Opening of China Dtente
Iran Hostage Affair
Contra Affair
Saddam Hussein
Fukushima Meltdown Vladimir Putin and RussiaHISTORICAL PARALLELS
Determine if your topic is an example of PROTEST, TERRORISM, HEROISM, CONFLICT, POWER STRUGGLE, OPPOSING PERSPECTIVES, CHANGE, GROWTH OF TECHNOLOGY, etc
Where else in history have we seen similarities or parallels? (Hint: Think about Topics of Study throughout the year: Genocide, Enlightenment, The Renaissance, Exploration, American Revolution, French Revolution, Imperialism, Industrialism, Crusades, World War I, and World War II)
Find two SPECIFIC events, themes, or people in history to which you can compare your topic.THEMES
We All Fall Down
United we Stand, Divided we Fall
Dont Mess with the Best
I fought the law and the law won
Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country
One day we will not be judged by the color of our skin but by the content of our character
Forgive your enemies but never forget their names
Option Create your own theme!!
MIND MAP-75 points (set up 5 points)
Past Parallel
5 points
Past Parallel
5 points
PRESENTATION-10 points
SIGN UP on ______________________________
Presentations will last approximately 5-7 minutes
During the Presentation you are to explain your topic and why you believe history repeats itself.
While listening to the presentation you will write down specific reasons from each topic to answer the question Does History repeat itself?
You will receive a presentation rubric closer to the presentation days.
Background
10 points
What
5-8 sentences
Why
8-10 sentences
Historical Parallels
Response to Essential Question: 25 points
Does history repeat itself?
Connection to Theme
Write your theme 25 points
- Explain why you selected the theme and how it relates to your topic
When
Where
Who
TOPIC