| Where do I Start? |
| Due Dates |
| Resources |
| Required for Each Person |
| Consumer goods 20 pts |
| GPS tracks 10 pts |
| Invention 30 pts |
| Read a book 20 pts |
| Required for Each Group |
| Historical Events 20 pt |
| Influential people 20 pts |
| Wars/Conflicts 35 pts |
| Other Topics |
| Antiques 20 pts |
| Artists 15 pts |
| Changing Activity 15 pts |
| Clothing 20 pts |
| Food 25 pts |
| Icons 20 pts |
| Leisure time 20pts |
| Map 20 pts |
| Music 15 pts |
| Population maps 15 pts |
| Scientists 20 pts |
| Skit 20 pts |
| Stock market 15 pts |
| Traditions 10 pts |
| *other |
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Create a timeline, PowerPoint, poster, or other teacher approved display of important historical events, not including wars, that covers your entire time period. Use the historical events rubric to guide your project. 20 points
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Create a list, timeline, or poster of influential people or politicians in Government. Include what their positions were and how the hierarchy of government was arranged (Kings/Presidents/Leaders). Use the influential people or politicians rubric to guide your project. This example of government leaders , in microsoft publisher, should give you a good idea of what the project could look like. 20 points
- Create a timeline, PowerPoint, poster, or other teacher approved display of the wars/conflicts during that time. Include the different countries involved and how people were affected. This should also include a map(s) to show the location(s) of the war. One source of wars/conflicts/operations can be found at http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ops/index.html If you wish to search on your own keywords to use would be US + military+ wars or conflicts or operations. Use the Wars Rubric to guide your study. 35 points