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1 MEIJI JAPAN NEWSPAPER A SOCIAL STUDIES 8 CLASS ENDEAVOR

2 CHOICES: USING YOUR WORKSHEETS, NOTES, AND TEXTBOOK ON THE MEIJI JAPAN SECTION OF THIS UNIT, YOU WILL SELECT ONE ELEMENT OF THE MEIJI ERA THAT IS SIGNIFICANT OR STANDS OUT TO YOU. Ex. The militarization of Japan; Perry’s arrival; Meiji’s general’s ritualistic suicide. Once you choose your aspect of Meiji and write down KEY DETAILS on a planning page, you will produce something for a class newspaper. Your choices…..

3 ASSIGNMENT 1 NEWSPAPER ARTICLE OR Any combination of TWO of the following: An advertisement A political cartoon A crossword puzzle Obituary

4 ASSESSMENT 1.Obvious and significant link to Meiji Japan. 2.Effort and detail. 3.Thought and creativity. 4.Newspaper quality!

5 TIMELINE Wednesday: PLANNING Thursday: Work period on the computer Friday: Work periods on the computer Monday: DUE

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