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18 th Century German

1950s Indian

1960s Asian

1970s Mexico

1980s French

Futuristic English

Present Day American

Costume History Research Project Due: Monday October 21, Choose an era to research You may choose from: Medieval to Biblical Renaissance Colonial 1800 to World War s to 1970s 2. Using at least 2 resources (Internet, clothing, interview) collect examples of clothing from that era. 3. Each partner must write a 1-2 page, double-spaced, 12 point font paper describing key costumes of that era, what influenced the style and what you found most interesting about your research. 4. The partnerships will present these projects to the class Monday October 21, 2013.