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The Civil War Newspaper Project. Wednesday, June 1, 2011. You are living in the 1860's and are to witness the Civil war that will be fought on American ground.the war that will divide the Union. As a newspaper reporter you will present the facts as you see them. You will work with a partner, choosing to represent the news either from Atlanta (the South's point of view) or Boston (the North's point of view). A great source for your research will be this web site: The Civil War. 1 A Title, or Banner Page.

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The Civil War Newspaper Project. Wednesday, June 1, 2011. You are living in the 1860's and are to witness the Civil war that will be fought on American ground.the war that will divide the Union. As a newspaper reporter you will present the facts as you see them. You will work with a partner, choosing to represent the news either from Atlanta (the South's point of view) or Boston (the North's point of view). A great source for your research will be this web site: The Civil War. 1 A Title, or Banner Page.

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The Civil War Newspaper Project: How to Turn it In

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The Civil War Newspaper Project. How to Turn it In. Change the name of your PowerPoint to. Cwpp(add period number)(add partner 1 last name)(add partner 2 last name)". Cwpp" is an abbreviation of "civil war powerpoint". So your powerpoint document name might read, "cwpp3hawthornehess". And you and I can understand it as "Civil War PowerPoint, Period 3, by Jonathan Hawthorne and Cal Hess". See how nice that works? PUT YOUR FULL NAME ON EACH PAGE YOU WORK ON. TO TURN YOUR POWERPOINT IN. How to Turn it In.

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The Civil War Newspaper Project. Wednesday, June 1, 2011. You are living in the 1860's and are to witness the Civil war that will be fought on American ground.the war that will divide the Union. As a newspaper reporter you will present the facts as you see them. You will work with a partner, choosing to represent the news either from Atlanta (the South's point of view) or Boston (the North's point of view). A great source for your research will be this web site: The Civil War. 1 A Title, or Banner Page.

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The Civil War Newspaper Project: Grading Rubric

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The Civil War Newspaper Project. Click here for the Civil War Newpaper Grading Rubric. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Return to Mr. Pritz's Classroom Website. How to Turn it In. Watermark theme. Powered by Blogger.

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The Civil War Newspaper Project: Editorial

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The Civil War Newspaper Project. Web sites for the Southern point of view:. Gorospe's Collection of primary sources. Web sites for the Northern point of view:. Gorospe's Collection of primary sources. Read slave narratives: http:/ xroads.virginia.edu/ hyper/wpa/index.html. You will write an editorial either supporting or opposing slavery. You must take the role of a Northern or Southern newspaper editor. For an editorial you must. 1 Take a clear stance. 3 Offer solutions to the problem. A possible soluti...

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The Civil War Newspaper Project: Soldier Interview

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The Civil War Newspaper Project. Guidelines for Interview of a Soldier. Letters and diaries of soldiers. Http:/ www.ehistory.com/uscw/library/letters/letters.cfm. Goal: You are to interview a Northern or Southern soldier of the Civil War to find out what life as a soldier was like. 1 Title of article: Interview of a Soldier. 2 Introduce your soldier:. Rank: General, Major, Captain, Lieutenant, Sergeant, Corporal, Private. 3 Use a question and answer format. Types of questions to ask. How to Turn it In.

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