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Doing the Decades:
Group Investigations
in Twentieth Century U. S. History
You've done quite a bit of work so far, and we still have a distance to travel to create your project. Now it's time to move towards your goal by developing ideas from your Questions for Investigation, Themes, and Topics into a manageable, achievable final product.
| Name: | Decade: | ||
| Theme: | Project Mode of Expression: |
I. State your Questions for Investigation:
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II. What type(s) of final products will effectively illustrate your answers to each Question for Investigation in the project? Place the number of the appropriate Question above next to the products below that you feel apply, and state in 1-2 sentences why that product might fit with that question and interest your audience.
Important: Each person in the group will be responsible for at least two products that will be represented in the final project.
| Number | Product | Comments |
| Series of letters | ||
| Diary entries | ||
| Daily journal | ||
| News article | ||
| Photo essay with descriptive captions | ||
| Advertisements | ||
| Editorial(s) | ||
| Muckraking investigation | ||
| Eyewitness account of event(s) | ||
| Obituaries | ||
| Advice column | ||
| Travelogue | ||
| "How to" article | ||
| "Voice of the People" article | ||
| Newsreel of major events | ||
| Report from a foreign capitol | ||
| News conference with elected official(s) | ||
| Interview(s) with individual(s), famous or otherwise | ||
| Guest columnist (perhaps famous person of the era) | ||
| Other (your choice) |
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