Emerson Middle School
Mrs. Harmount & Mrs. King
7-8th Grade
Triumph and Tragedy in History
National History Day
Assignment: Use the Technology Center's electronic resources, including
the World Wide Web for your History Day project.
Project dates: February 7- March 5, 1997.
World Wide Web ...QUICK CLICKS... for your topic research:
Start with a look at the National
History Day website. Then, check out the links below.
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Chicago Black Sox Scandal 1919:
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Muhammad Ali
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Muhammad Ali - the making
of a champ
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Try UXL Biographies, Encarta Encyclopedia and EXEGY
CD-ROMs at the library
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Helen Keller
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Helen Keller
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At the library, try UXL Biographies and Encarta Encyclopedia
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The Great Depression
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Lou Gehrig
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Lou Gehrig
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Try multimedia CD-ROM Complete Baseball and Encarta Encyclopedia
at the library
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Transcontinental Railroad
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Titanic
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Dr. Sam Sheppard
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Atomic Bomb
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Hiroshima
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Hindenburg
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US Space Program
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The Berlin Wall
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Challenger disaster
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Chernobyl
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Hitler
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Pearl Harbor
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Teflon
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Houdini
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Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire
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Salem Witch Trials
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Jackie Robinson
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Jackie
Robinson
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At the library, use UXL Biographies, Encarta Encyclopedia and Complete
Baseball CD-ROMs
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Musicians and Drug Abuse
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Rigoberta Menchu
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Ancient Egypt
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Lakewood Library/Emerson School pathfinder for Egypt
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Sherman's March Through Georgia
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Escapes from Alcatraz
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Lewis and Clark
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Harriet Tubman
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Lusitania
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Triangle Shirtwaist Factory disaster
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Pompeii
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Revolutionary War
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Civil War Death and Destruction
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Moo Duk Kwan (Martial Arts style)
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Black Plague
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Agent Orange
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Kent State University tragedy
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News and World War II
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Collinwood School Fire - please ask a reference librarian for help finding
information on Cleveland history
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Crash of streetcar 642 off Carnegie Bridge (Viaduct disaster) - please
ask a reference librarian for help finding information on Cleveland history
Need more information? At the library, try Electric
Library.
Please ask for assistance if you have trouble locating information!
Remember that you need to make reservations for the World Wide Web
and ProQuest.