Research+Page


 * 1) Post photos of your topic and include a Source link. Use the Tree button above.

Post the answers to the following questions in the discussion tab and label the discussion tab on your page, and label it "Topic."
 * 1) What do you know about the topic? Short paragraph.
 * 2) What would you like to learn more about concerning this topic?
 * 3) Go to [|American Heritage] and search for articles that relate to your topic. List and link the source to each article and briefly comment on which articles seem usable or not and explain why.

Feb. 25 to 29, 2008

 * 1) ===Select a good article from American Heritage related to your topic in some way.===
 * ===open the article===
 * ===bookmark it with Diigo, set to private, and share it with the group you created and made me a member===
 * ===highlight significant passages and names using the Diigo tool===
 * ===make comments or ask questions throughout the article===
 * ===share the comments with our group (the one with you and me)===
 * ==the last comment should be the author's main point in the article and a list of supporting facts.==

1. Wladyslaw Szpilman - Holocaust Survivor 2.The Alamo 3. Theodore Roosevelt - The Rough Riders 4. The effect of 50s-60's music 5. Easy Company 101st Airborne, 506th PIR 6. Ronald Reagan-Reaganomics 7.William Clinton 8. Effects of the Hippie Movement 9.Korean War- American Aid 10.Concentration Camps 11.Muhammad Ali 12. Pearl Harbor 13. Martin Luther King Jr. - Civil Rights Movement 14.Malcolm x civil rights activist 15. President G. Washington-Mr. E