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Introduction Task The Vietnam War Resources

Introduction Task In the fictional short story “Zebra,” by Chaim Potok , we are introduced to a Vietnam War Veteran, John Wilson, who depicts and talks about the effects that the war had on the American Soldiers who fought in it. The purpose of this assignment is to give you background information about the country, the war, and the effects on the lives of those who were involved. It is also intended that through this this you will gain insight into the thoughts and feelings of the character John Wilson by reading accounts of the war from real life veterans of Vietnam. Resources Conclusion

Task In order to display an understanding of the information that you discover in this assignment, you will have to bring back “artifacts” from your research that symbolize different aspects of the Vietnam War. When you have your list of “artifacts” and reasons for each, you need to use Google Images to find a picture of each artifact. Have fun, be curious, and search for answers! Artifacts Worksheet Rubric Resources

Symbolizing the Vietnam War   While you learn about the Vietnam War through this assignment, please think of “artifacts” that you could bring back from your research that might be symbolic of the following aspects of the war. Please write down or describe the object that you chose and then find a picture of that item using Google Images. This will create a collection of images that you feel symbolize the Vietnam War. All typing that you do to respond to questions or challenges need to be typed using RED font.

1. An object that is representative of the natural environment of Vietnam.   Your artifact: Why did you choose this? Google Image:

2. An object that represents the culture and people of Vietnam.   Your artifact: Why did you choose this? Google Image:

3. An object that represents an American soldier in the Vietnam War.   Your artifact: Why did you choose this? Google Image:

4. An object that represents an American soldier after the Vietnam War.   Your artifact: Why did you choose this? Google Image:

5. An object that represents the feelings of a Vietnam Veteran who has visited the Vietnam Memorial in Washington D.C.   Your artifact: Why did you choose this? Google Image:

Vietnam War Rubric Each artifact will be worth 7 points 3 points for choosing an object that is a symbol for an aspect of the Vietnam War. 1 point for locating and posting the picture. 3 points for explaining why you chose this object as a symbol for an aspect of the Vietnam War. Remember that the point of this project is not simply just to finish. It is to think about what you have learned about the Vietnam War. In order to show this, you need to choose artifacts that show to understand each aspect of the war that is specified on the worksheet. Don’t just tell me that you would choose a toy soldier as a symbol for a soldier in the war. A symbol is supposed to represent an idea or feeling. So, if you think soldiers in the war felt proud to serve their country, maybe you could choose an American Flag to show this.

Resources Vietnam, The Land, People, and Culture Pictures and description of the people and places Slideshow of Vietnam Pictures Facts about Vietnam Pictures of the people and the places. Task The History of the War History of the Vietnam War Timeline of events Artifact Worksheet The Soldiers Stories A Soldier's story about coming home Rubric The Memorials The Wall- Vietnam Memorial in Washington D.C. Conclusion