Assignment M8D1: Situating recent history in a longer view
This assignment supports the following lesson objective:
To provide a deeper understanding behind events in recent US history
Assignment Overview
Watch the film 631. www.pbs.org/wnet/need-to-know/economy/a-home-in-youngstown/9520/
the film is 10 min long
Locate two appropriate secondary sources and write a short paper in response to the film, relating it to the content of this module.
Assignment Details
Perform the following tasks:
Step 1: Watch the film 631.
Step 2: Identify and read two secondary sources that relate to the film. One of them should be the textbook. One of them should be an outside reading.
Click here to access the library's resources.
Step 3: Write a 300-400 word response analyzing the film.
Use a word processor (like MS Word) to write your response. Topics to think about include: how does this relate to the observations in the textbook? What do you find most striking about the film? Is there anything here that challenges what we have learned in the textbook? Be creative, and come up with some of your own questions, too!
This assignment supports the following lesson objective:
To provide a deeper understanding behind events in recent US history
Assignment Overview
Watch the film 631. www.pbs.org/wnet/need-to-know/economy/a-home-in-youngstown/9520/
the film is 10 min long
Locate two appropriate secondary sources and write a short paper in response to the film, relating it to the content of this module.
Assignment Details
Perform the following tasks:
Step 1: Watch the film 631.
Step 2: Identify and read two secondary sources that relate to the film. One of them should be the textbook. One of them should be an outside reading.
Click here to access the library's resources.
Step 3: Write a 300-400 word response analyzing the film.
Use a word processor (like MS Word) to write your response. Topics to think about include: how does this relate to the observations in the textbook? What do you find most striking about the film? Is there anything here that challenges what we have learned in the textbook? Be creative, and come up with some of your own questions, too!
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