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Korean & Vietnam Wars “Letter to the President” (CW/HW = 15 points) OR

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1 Korean & Vietnam Wars “Letter to the President” (CW/HW = 15 points) OR
Write a 1-page letter to President Dwight D. Eisenhower (start of the Korean War) OR President Richard Nixon (end of the Vietnam War), telling them why you do or do not agree with U.S. involvement in the Korean and Vietnamese Conflicts. Be sure to convince him that you are keeping up with the Wars’ details. (on your notebook paper)  OR  “War Propaganda Poster” (CW/HW = 15 points) Develop a colorful poster recruiting or informing soldiers about either the Korean War or the Vietnam War. (on white copy paper)

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