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Power Point Presentations “The Vietnam War” Team Learning Tasks Power Point Presentations “The Vietnam War”

Presentation Topics Gulf of Tonkin controversy (Alpha) “Americanizing” & Conditions of the War (Bravo) The Draft (Charlie) Tet Offensive (Delta) Ron Kovic /Born on the 4th of July (Foxtrot) War Protest & Activism at home (Echo) The War’s end, returning home (Golf) The Vietnam Memorial Wall (Hotel) Required Slides… Who, What, When, Where? (with image) Guiding Question (with image) Significance or impact of event or person (with image) Response to event from a primary source quotation (with image) Enduring Understandings. Lasting lessons/effect of event or person (with image) Can you apply an idea from your topic to another topic/time period in American history, before or since. w/image ** You must have a relevant short video clip embedded into one slide. All images and information taken from online must have citations! Wikipedia can only be a starting point.

Learning Teams Alpha: K. Perez, D. Anderson, A. Niedzielski, A. Scarfone Bravo: E. Byrnes, J. Morningstar, R. Decaire, A. Fitz Charlie: V. Charania, S. McCumber, C. Bentley, F. Ravaldini Delta: J. Melinowski, R. Walker, R. Dorman, H. McComb Echo: D. Calvete, K. Kline, P. Hughes, J. Jackson Foxtrot: D. Monroe, A. Gilbert, I. Hughes, E. Kailing Golf: H. Dadles, M. Steffes, L. Sutorius, Y. Vedder, T. Rowley Point Value: 25 points total per student. Due: Thursday May 17th

4th hour learning teams Alpha: Rebekah Fullmer, Kendra Stiles, Gabi Matthews, Haley McKenna Bravo: Jim Root, Kellie Eversole, Ashley Vanvlerah Charlie: Jamison Green, Nate Weckesser, Rian Arnson, Justin Spencer Delta: Areonna Wilson, Michael Rautio, Audrey Barger Echo: Tony Nouhan, Reagan Rogers, Kelsie Fullmer, Dominique Smith Foxtrot: Sam Lane, Jessie Park, Jeremy Scott, Riley Eckert Golf: Dequan Brown, Scott McCumber, Michael Christiansen,

Guiding Question Slide “Montgomery Bus Boycott” What were the effects of the Montgomery Bus Boycott? How did the Montgomery Bus Boycott enhance MLK’s reputation? What are some common misconceptions about Rosa Parks and the MBB? How did Stokley Carmichael differ from Martin Luther King Jr.? How impact did the 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing have on the CRM?

Montogmery Bus Boycott Who: This boycott involved thousands of African American residents of the Alabama city. History most often tells us of Rosa Parks, the first woman to be arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white man, and Martin Luther King, who came to Birmingham to help organize the boycott. What: The boycott of the city busing city lasted 381 days. Where: Montgomery, AL. When: 1955 & 1956. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Luther_King,_Jr. http://zinnedproject.org/posts/596

Modern Legacy Sparked by Mrs. Parks’ action, the boycott lasted 381 days, into December 1956 when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the segregation law was unconstitutional and the Montgomery buses were integrated. The Montgomery Bus Boycott was the beginning of a revolutionary era of non-violent mass protests in support of civil rights in the United States. www.thehenryford.org/exhibits/rosaparks/story.asp http://www.preservationnation.org/travel-and-sites/save-americas-treasures/success-stories/rosa-parks-bus.html