Government
and Civics
Instructions:
Throughout this course and school year you will
study about several types of governments and how they have shaped many countries,
economies and cultures. You are going to
research one of these types of government and “teach” the class about its structure
and influences.
Select
a type of government to research. The government
must exist now or have existed in the 1900s.
You are going to research this government for the following information
(but you are not limited to this):
·
Who
is the head of the government?· What is the structure?
· What is the economy?
· Do people have rights?
· What are the benefits to this type of government?
· What are the drawbacks to this type of government?
· What countries have this government?
Once
you have done your research, select pictures that represent the aspects of the
government. The pictures should reflect
what you have learned and researched.
Once the pictures have been chosen, you will cover the outside of your
notebook with them, creating a visual image that depicts aspects of the government. You must also do an oral presentation where
you will tell about the pictures you have chosen and what they say about the government. In
order to receive full credit you must have the following:
·
You
must cover seven out of seven of the
items listed above· The government must be within the time parameters given above.
· You must have NO LESS than ten pictures
· You must be able to explain each picture and how it pertains to the topic
· Make it neat and creative
· Little effort means a lower grade
· Your oral report must be clear; you should know the material. Points will be taken off it seems
you are unprepared or not knowledgeable.
Points will be awarded on the following:
·
Creativity· Originality
· Pictures
· Relevancy of Pictures
· Oral Presentation (were you knowledgeable, prepared, etc.)
· Speaking in a clear, loud voice during oral presentation
This counts as a “Project” grade. It is worth 125 points.
This is due Monday,
September 1, 2014.
Submit your selection of government by Friday,
August 22, 2014
No excuses or
late assignments will be taken.
Excuse me Mrs.Yancie, but umm don't you have to change this date to Friday?
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