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Directions for take home essay: Create a newspaper from the revolutionary times in France. 1. Identify 2-3 key events that you would like to cover in your paper 2. Research the events using credible Internet sources 3. Cite the sources for your newspaper 4. Create news articles about different events that occurred during the French Revolution 5. Publish your newspaper by saving, downloading, printing or uploading to drop box Requirements: *Use the newspaper creator options as provided in this file *Must be 5 paragraphs minimum, for all 2-3 news stories combined *Must include at least one photo, illustration, etc. (with source if from Internet) with caption *Must have an eyewitness quote (if from Internet, cite source please) can be created *May have advertisements, editorial and opinion pieces, etc. *Have fun!! : )

Requirements: *Must be 2-4 minutes long, for all 2-3 news stories combined *Must include at least one photo, illustration, prop, etc. (with source if from Internet if applicable). You can use this as a prop for your news table or you can videotape it separately. *Must have at least one eyewitness interviewed for each event. You can copy an exact quote from the internet (cite source please) or it can be created (you can make it up). *Write a 3 paragraph summary of your video. If you do 3 events, write a paragraph on each event. If you do 2 events, write 2 paragraphs on one event and 1 paragraph on the other. Must be specific with details! *May have advertisements, editorial and opinion pieces, etc. *Have fun!! : ) Directions for video on French Revolution Create a video from the revolutionary times in France. 1. Identify 2-3 key events that you would like to cover in your news video. This will be breaking news! 2. Research the events using credible Internet sources 3. Cite the sources for your video. 4. Create a news video about different events that occurred during the French Revolution 5. Burn your video to a DVD to turn in and show to the class 6. Turn in news script to be graded.