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1 Handout about topics

2 Student 1 ______________________Class Period _______________ Student 2 ______________________ Work in groups of 1 or 2 only Of Mice and Men John Steinbeck The Great Depression Hoover Dam The Dust Bowl Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Empire State Building Stock Market Crash Franklin Roosevelt (FDR) Mt Rushmore New Deal Works Progress Administration (WPA) California during the Great Depression Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Make a 7 slide presentation about your topic. Slide 1 should include your Name(s), Period, English 3, Mr Edwards, Date Each slide 2 through 6 should include: A picture and a caption (with an interesting fact) about your topic Slide 7 should be a Works Cited page, with your sources. Use the Library’s databases, Gale Powersearch. Copy the Source Citation into your Works Cited page. File save as… -> File Name: your names(s) Period topic Save as type: Microsoft PowerPoint 97/2000/XP (.ppt) : When finished, email your presentation to your partner and to: mredwards100@gmail.com

3 Nimitz Home -> Library -> Databases -> Gale Powersearch Select Gale PowerSearch

4 Navigate to an article in the Library’s Database Nimitz Home -> Library -> Databases ->Gale Powersearch -> Check this box to get only results with images Type your topic here

5 Select the books tab You will eliminate results with current events

6 Select a source with a picture you can use

7 Scroll down near the bottom and find the Source Citation

8 Copy and paste the source information into your Works Cited page

9 Works Cited Kaplan, Ruth. "Hoover Dam." Dictionary of American History. Ed. Stanley I. Kutler. 3rd ed. Vol. 4. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 2003. 161-162. Gale Virtual Reference Library. Web. 3 Mar. 2011. Center alignedLeft aligned

10 The Hoover Dam Jimmy Hoffa and Michael Corleone English 3 Mr Edwards March 4, 2011

11 Visiting Hoover Dam If you are in Las Vegas you can visit Hoover Dam and take a Dam Tour

12 Email: mredwards100@gmail.com Reminders: Did you do the following? file save as… Microsoft Powerpoint 97 alphabetize your Works Cited Page center “Works Cited” left align citations

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