TIMELINE+PROJECT++Democracy+Grows

These are some ideas for themes in democracy to use for your timeline.
 * MODEL: **
 * American Revolution Timeline Movie **

You may use TIMETOAST, PHOTOSTORY3, or POWERPOINT Follow the task sheet on the parts of the project needed.

Themes might be: African-American rights before and during the new country. Women's economic rights (to work, to own property) before/during the early nation.

Causes and effects of the War of Independence (French & Indian War to 1790 Constitution with the Bill of Rights)

1.Images from both primary and secondary sources. 2.Bibliography of works used for photos and events. 3.Notecards to explain event (SWBBS or 5WS& H) 4. Cause and Effects of each event. 5. Significance of each event. How well was democracy working? Why?

Images should be accurate and follow our __rubric__: *relevant to your research theme and accurate in primary AND secondary sources. *slides and images should have a minimum of text: merely titles and if wished, simple captions. *presentation should be clear, ordered, engaging

TIMETOAST for Timeline project:

Create on one class account: lorettajbrady@gmail.com "password"

Sample Women's History Timeline using Photostory3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qHj9PU2lLw

WOMEN: National Women's History Museum

Abigail Adams "Remember the Ladies" letter Revolutionary Spies: Esther Reed, Ann Bates, Elizabeth Burgin 1820 Emma Willard 1st college prep school for girls (secondary school) [|1st Med School for Women Elizabeth Blackwell] 1917 Alice Paul Hunger Strike 2006 Ledbetter v. Goodyear Tire Co. lawsuit

AFRICAN-AMERICAN: National African American History Museum Colonel Tye, Agrippa Hull, Peter Salem, James Forten