What was their life-experience-culture like

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Assignment:

Spend time going through the interactive materials - let your interests lead you! Gather the facts about your site visit and then use a critical lens to think about how what you have learned is important/has influenced the US today. Use journalist questions to help you. For example:

Who lived in this site?
What was their life/experience/culture like?
When was this happening? What else was happening in the world at this time?
How did this culture/event relate to or influence early US history?

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After visiting your virtual field trip site, use the questions above to help you write a summary describing what you learned. Make certain to write in complete sentences and not to simply answer the questions listed above and make certain to post the URL to your field trip site.

You will also need to create 1-2 thought questions related to your visit. A thought question is something that helps others think more deeply about a topic. For example if you are visiting medieval Europe, you might have a question like this:

How do you think religious beliefs influenced people in medieval Europe?

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