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Process:
Part One:
Each
of you must perform the following steps:
1.
Read all assigned text pages and handouts.
2.
Prior to writing interview questions and compiling your probable interview
answers, conduct research on the Internet, at home, or at the library, or
utilize classroom resources to become knowledgeable about the time period in
question and the respective viewpoints of the four groups.
3.
Develop a minimum of 8 interview questions for your viewpoint. Some of your
questions may be the same as the questions used by other group members in their
interviews.
4.
Based on your research, assume the role of the person ou chose and answer your interview questions accordingly.
Part Two:
Your group
must perform the following steps:
1.
After sharing your interviews and research and hearing all sides of the issue,
decide as a group who you think is most responsible for both the outbreak and
the continuation of the cold war. Remember, you must provide documented
evidence to support your opinion.
2.
Using your research and analysis, write an article that analyzes the historical
perspectives and takes a stand, promoting the view you agreed upon in step 1.
Your article must provide facts to support your position.
--the article must be written in the style of an historical
journal
--the article must be typed and 500-750 words
--the article must provide evidence to support your opinion from
at least 6 verifiable sources
3.
Your final step is to share your information with the class during our Socratic
seminar. Everyone is expected to participate in the discussion. You
need to be ready to cite specific facts to support your viewpoint.
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