Unit 6 Project

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In the first lesson of the unit, you were provided with a graphic organizer. If you have been using it, now is a GREAT time to pull it out and put it to good use!

Your project will show five events that changed life in the United States from World War I to the end of the 1920s by analyzing the cause and effect of these events. Continue on to learn more.

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Unit 6 Project WWI & the Roaring 20's

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Changing Culture of the 1920's

African American Culture Flourishes

The Return to Normalcy

Post-War Turmoil

Cost of War

The Plan for Peace

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The U.S. Goes "Over There"

The Great War Begins

In the first lesson of the unit, you were provided with a graphic organizer. If you have been using it, now is a GREAT time to pull it out and put it to good use!

You are not required to do additional research for the project. You will use the information you learned in the lessons. However, if you choose to do research, you need to cite your sources.

For your project, you need to analyze how five things changed life in American during this time period. Choose FIVE of these topics to analyze in your project. Then choose your format.

Choose FIVE Topics

Choose ONE of these formats to complete your project.

Diary of Imaginary Person

Graphic NOvel

Virtual Museum Display

Choose your Format

You must be logged into Edio & your CCA email to access and download the template.

Template

Instructions:

• You will create five PowerPoint Slides that include an image or an artifact that symbolizes how life changed during World War I and the 1920s.

• Each slide must also include a description of the artifact that explains the cause and effect of how this artifact changed the way of life in this era.

• You will need to cite the sources you used for the images in the virtual museum display. Refer to the lesson for a guide on how to cite images.

• You may change the format of each slide as you like, however, each slide must include a title, text, and image.

Virtual Museum Display

You must be logged into Edio & your CCA email to access and download the template.

Template

Instructions:

1. Create a drawing for each of the five examples of how life changed in this era.
2. Add text in the form of word balloons or a caption that explains the cause and effects of how life changed in this era.
3. Include a title for your graphic novel.

Your drawings do not have to artistic and elaborate, however, they should be appropriate and represent the main ideas you are explaining in your project.  You have a few options to create your graphic novel:

1. Draw your graphic novel on five separate pages, then scan the pages and upload them when you submit your project.
2. Use the template linked below to create your graphic novel, then scan the page and upload it when you submit your project.
3. Design your own one-page template that includes five panels, then scan the page and upload it when you submit your project.  
4. Use an online creator like StoryBoardThat.

Graphic Novel

You must be logged into Edio & your CCA email to access and download the template.

Template

Instructions:

• You will create five diary entries of an imaginary person from this era. They should be typed.

• Each diary entry should focus on one example of how life changed in this era. Be sure to express the cause and effect of this change within your entry.

• All diary entries should include a date that accurately relates to the content. For example, if you create an entry about the armistice that ended World War I, the date must be November 11, 1918, or later. Other dates may not be specific, such as an entry that discusses a leisure activity of the era.

• Include information in the diary entries that gives details about the imaginary person writing the diary so the reader can understand their perspective. For example, a person who is a younger may have a different view of the world than an older person.

Diary of an Imaginary Person

In-Text citations look like this:

Full Citations look like this:

(Zapata)

Zapata, Christian. “World War I Timeline: Battles and Major Events | HISTORY.” HISTORY, 18 July 2024, www.history.com/topics/world-war-i/world-war-i-battles-timeline.

Cite them in two places:

1. The FULL citation goes on the works cited page/slide at the end of your project.
2. The IN-TEXT (or parenthetical) citation goes on the slide where you use the information.

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If you use sources outside of our Edio lessons, you need to cite them.

Works Cited

Be sure to check for...

• Be sure to check for any grammatical or spelling errors, and be sure it looks as it should.
• Make sure you cite any sources you used outside of Edio.
• You will submit your project in the Edio lesson on this day.

Have your project finalized and polished.

Have your project ready for review. If you would like to have your teacher look over it before you submit it, please email it to emcdonald@ccaeducate.me or set up a Zoom meeting using the Bookings Link.

Identify the topics you plan to address in your project & have notes explaining how that issue changed life in America.

Have your project drafted including any images and citations you need.

By Saturday, 1/12

By Thursday, 1/9

By Wednesday, 1/15

By Monday, 1/13

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