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Use the blank Exhibit Map to plan THESIS out what you want to include in your project. Step 1: Start with the Heart of the Story and describe what happened.. Step 2: Next, think about what happened right before the event. What sparked the main events of your topic? Step 3: Set your topic into larger historical context. What
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Resources, programs and events to support Minnesota history education for teachers and students. National History Day Students choose a topic on an annual theme, then research and present papers, exhibits, performances, documentaries and websites.
TABLE OF CONTENTS. Your History Day adventure is divided into three parts: Research, Analysis, and Presentation. 1. Research. Historical research is the foundation for your History Day project. 3. Presentation. Design and create a project to present your information. History Day Theme ...
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National History Day is an inter-disciplinary research project for students in grades 6-12. History Day teaches students to: Conduct in-depth research; Use primary and secondary sources; Read a variety of texts; Analyze and synthesize information; Write and present historical content
This is our signature tour of Breckenridge’s National Historic District. View historic buildings from log cabins to stately residences. Hear stories of gold strikes, robberies, business booms and busts, skiing pioneers and much more.
For thousands of years, the nomadic Northern Utes and their ancestors traveled through what is today’s Breckenridge in search of food. They followed bison between summer grazing land on the Blue River and winter quarters at lower elevation (Lower Blue). The passes used by Utes became early wagon roads and present day highway routes.
This exhibit includes information about the National History Day program as well as links to Minnesota-specific resources, such as the Minnesota Digital Library and the Minnesota Historical Society. Our exhibit provides students assistance with developing, researching, and refining a project, learning to distinguish between primary and ...
