World History: Semester one

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World History: Semester one Meme Project World History: Semester one

Purpose Your jobs is to go on http://memegenerator.net/ and create meme for 6 different time periods we have covered this semester. We are doing this to review for our final and to create a class meme wall. Your meme needs to be something we covered from unit 1-4 and demonstrate something we have learned in class about the topic.

Requirements: Includes 6 meme with accurate knowledge; specific historical knowledge Yes! Somewhat; missing meme or facts Barely Missing more than 3 meme or 2 or more missing facts No Demonstrates understanding of topic/ person by explaining your meme Yes Somewhat Time Effort and Creativity were demonstrated (title & GRADE sheet included) no

Samples: what’s wrong with this one?

Better The point of this meme is to point out the fact without Genghis Khan uniting the Mongols they may have never had the largest empire and remained pastoralist

You need to explain your knowledge to make sure you are not vague: During the middle ages serfs were at the bottom of the feudal system and were forced do all the hard work for protect from the knights.