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Compare and contrast the basic elements of European architecture, with and without religious influence, during the Renaissance. Use examples where possible.

Being an informed citizen is hard work. It requires afford and desire. A.s citizens of the United States, it is our responsibility to be educated and informed to kecp our country strong.

Use this web quest to help you achieve your responsibilities as a U.S. citizen.

The highlighted words or terms serve as links to a website. Please use all of the carefully selected sites to help you gain insight and understanding.

 

NOTE: There are many games, songs, and video clips in this web quest - be considerate of others near you as you adjust volume. Try not to not disturb your neighbors.

Before you begin, take a look at the original Constitution by clicking on this link.

 

1. Complete the notes (all 44 questions) for this web quest. (60 points)

2. Answer the question at the end of the web quest. (40 points)

      Imagine that you lived during WWI. You are in the midst of the Great War. So far, you have witnessed tragedy and sorrow, death and sacrifice, bravery and the horrors of war. There is a brief pause in the hostilities, after several days of fighting. There has been a constant barrage of enemy fire and artillery. The explosions and gunfire is deafening and you haven't slept in days. You are tired, hungry, and exhausted. Any food you do get tastes disgusting or is snatched up by the rats. You are suffering from numerous pains and feelings of discomfort and you miss your family back home dearly.

You are to write a letter in which you will describe your feelings about what you have seen and done in the past several days. You are writing a letter home as a soldier who is fighting on the frontlines.

 

Role: You are to take on the role of a soldier of war Personalize it.

a.   Describe your personal experiences of war

b.   What you have seen or heard (also think of technology and science)

c.   What events you have been involved in

d.   What a typical day is like

e.   Your feelings and fears

f.   Life in the Trenches

g. Your hopes, dreams and aspirations for the future

 

Format: Your letter should include a proper greeting (Dear Father, To my beloved Son, My Love), the date, an introduction, a few separate paragraphs and a conclusion. Your letter should be 500-525 words in length.

 

You will be evaluated for the emotions and feelings of the day and be as vivid and descriptive as possible. Make references to all of your senses (see, hear, smell, feel, taste). Think of pictures you've seen, videos, and readings when writing your letter. You are also being evaluated on your writing mechanics, style, and organization. The letter is to be a polished draft (think of it as a good copy of a letter written years ago) that has been edited by a historian.