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Living Through the Cold War Years Verbal/Linguistic
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Date | 01.06.2017 | Size | 15.44 Kb. | | #19659 |
| Living Through the Cold War Years
Verbal/Linguistic
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Read aloud the Iron Curtain Speech by Winston Churchill
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Write a research paper about the Marshall Plan or Truman Doctrine
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Compare and contrast early American and Soviet space programs
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Write a poem about the Sputnik satellite.
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Create a word web of the “Cold War.”
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Complete a descriptive writing about the Berlin Blockade
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Discuss the policy of containment and America’s entry into the Korean conflict
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Research and write about the construction of the Berlin Wall.
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Debate the decisions made by President Kennedy during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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Write a newspaper article about the Cuban Missile Crisis
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Write a journal entry as Neil Armstrong about landing on the moon in July 1969.
Logical/Mathematical
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Analyze financial data about the Marshall Plan
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Graph American lives lost in the Korean conflict
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Chart how the Cold War affected America’s defense budget from 1945 to 1969.
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Compare and contrast the atomic bomb and the hydrogen bomb.
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Determine why a nuclear arms race developed between the United States and Soviet Union.
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Sequence the major events of the Cold War from 1945 to 1969 on a time line.
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Evaluate the theory of stockpiling nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons during the
Cold war to prevent another World War.
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Evaluate President Kennedy’s assassination conspiracy theories.
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Compare and contrast the military strength of NATO and the Warsaw Pacts by 1969.
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Contrast America’s involvement in Korea and Vietnam.
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List the effects the Sputnik satellite had on America.
Visual/Spatial
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Design a map of Europe after 1945.
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Create a political cartoon about the Berlin Blockade.
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Watch a video and give a report on the construction of the Berlin Wall.
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Create a political cartoon of General MacArthur’s dismissal by President Truman.
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Create a collage of clothing worn in the 1950’s.
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Design a postcard about a major event in the 1950’s.
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Build a model of the Sputnik.
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Design a political cartoon about the Berlin Wall.
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Design a political cartoon about the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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Make a poster about five popular movies during the 1950’s or 1960’s.
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Draw a scene about America’s landing on the moon.
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Create a PowerPoint about new appliances built in the 1950’s.
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Examine photographs of automobiles made in the 1950’s and 1960’s.
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Create a crossword puzzle about the major events of the Cold War.
Musical/Rhythmic
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Examine the history of rock and roll music and give a report or create a video.
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Watch a video clip of the Beatles’ arrival in America and give a report.
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Report on the music composed by African Americans during the 1950’s.
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Discover and report on African American writers and performers of rock and roll.
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Listen and report on the folk music of the 1960’s.
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Compare and contrast the music of the 1950’s to the music of the 1960’s.
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Listen and report on the music of Chuck Berry, Ray Charles, and The Four Tops.
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Identify and report on five popular female singers from the 1950’s & 1960’s.
Bodily/Kinestetic
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Perform the dance called The Twist by Chubby Checker.
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Act out the role of a 1950’s teen using a Hula hoop.
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Perform a pantomime about the Cold War.
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Build a model of the Berlin Wall.
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Build a model of a spaceship from the 1960’s.
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Re-enact Neil Armstrong’s moon walk.
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Act out the role of President Kennedy during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Naturalist
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Research the reasons why President Eisenhower desired an interstate highway system across America.
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Describe how the interstate highway systems changed America.
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Create a map of the United States, showing all the interstate highways.
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Find pictures of the first moon walk and determine the mineral composition of moon rocks.
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Locate photographs of the physical features of the moon and describe the features.
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Record changes in America’s space program from 1960 to 1969.
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Create a poster about the NASA Space Center in Florida.
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Create a poster about the Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC.
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Locate and write a poem about a picture of Earth made from outer space.
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Categorize the foods taken into space by astronauts.
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Categorize the parts of a space suit.
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Record changes in space technology from 1960-1969.
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Find and describe pictures of America’s Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBM’s) that were placed in silos in the desert soil during the Cold War.
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Observe video of hydrogen bomb tests in Operation Crossroads and give a report.
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View video of astronauts being extracted from the ocean after returning from outer space and give a report.
Interpersonal
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Discuss with a partner America’s testing of hydrogen bombs in the Pacific region in the 1950’s.
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Take turns stating how life changed for American women in the 1950’s.
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Discuss with others the impact that Brown v. Board of Education would have upon America.
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Do a team presentation on how music changed in the 1950’s.
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Write a term paper of the impact The Beatles had on America.
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Discuss with a partner how the automobile industry changed in the 1950’s.
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Interview each other about the policy of containment and the domino theory.
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Do a team presentation on the construction of bomb or fallout shelters during the Cold War.
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Take turns role-playing historical persons from the 1950’s or 1960’s.
Intrapersonal
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Prioritize America’s major goals during the Cold War.
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Describe your feelings about the construction of the Berlin Wall.
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Describe the mood changes in Americans during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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Defend the Brown v. Board of Education decision.
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Take a stance for or against America’s entry into the Korean Conflict.
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Take a stance for or against the Nuclear Arms Race.
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Weigh alternatives to the Nuclear Arms Race toward global destruction.
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Write an ethical code for testing nuclear weapons to protect mankind and the environment.
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Write about the actions of Nakita Krushchev during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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Write a personal poem about the Cold War.
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List the priorities that Americans should have had towards civil rights in the 1950’s.
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Describe your feelings about America’s quest to be the first nation to land a man on the moon.
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