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Exploring the Watergate Scandal: Causes, Events, and Effects

In this engaging presentation, we will delve into the Watergate scandal, examining its historical significance through a multi-faceted approach. Our presentation will utilize a PowerPoint format to effectively communicate key information, supplemented by a music video that enhances our narrative. We will explore the causes leading to the scandal, the event itself, and its far-reaching effects on American politics and society. This comprehensive exploration not only informs but also fosters a deeper understanding of the implications of this pivotal moment in history.

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Exploring the Watergate Scandal: Causes, Events, and Effects

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  1. Decades Project

  2. Three Elements 1) Visual (PP) Presentation • You will present this to the class in oral form • Make you PP “presentation-friendly” • This NOT a “stand-alone, essay-like” thing 2) Music Video • Use PhotoStory or Movie Maker to make a music video on your topic. 3) Individual Writing

  3. Visual Presentation • Tests research skills • Tests public speaking skills • FULLY answers the questions • FULLY discusses the causes of the event, the event itself, and the effects of the event.

  4. Music Video • Relates to the question / topic. • Could use music from the era. • Could use music from today! • Could be serious about the topic. • Could be mocking the topic.

  5. Individual Writing • Fully and completely answers the questions asked. • But also addresses the CAUSES that led to the event in question AND the EFFECTS that lead out of the event.

  6. A “Good” Presentation Main Part of Presentation Directly answering questions Important / RELEVANT info CAUSES EFFECTS

  7. Presentation Tips • Discuss relevant and important information. • Don’t bore us with useless, trivial stuff. • Practice, practice, practice the speaking. • Teach the class about YOUR topic / questions.

  8. Research Terms • Watergate….

  9. Look for More Search Terms

  10. Credible Sources? • en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watergate_scandal • www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/watergate/ • www.watergate.info/ • www.fordlibrarymuseum.gov/museum/.../watergate.../index.html • www.thewatergatehotel.com/- • www.hrc.utexas.edu/exhibitions/web/woodstein/- • www.watergatemarina.com/ -

  11. Questions that have been chosen!(No longer available) • 22 • 5 • 15 • 24 • 6 • 26 • 1 (Panthers) • 23

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