Imperial War Museum Exhibit
The Imperial War Museum would
like you to create an exhibit poster for their 60th anniversary commemoration
of the end of World War II. You have been chosen for your expertise
on the subject and your creative and graphic abilities. Your poster
may be on one of the following areas:
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The War in the Pacific-great battles in the Pacific
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The War in Africa-Operation Torch
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The War in Asia or TheWar in China
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The War in Europe-great battles in Europe
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The Flying Tigers
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Spies and Codes-Ultra, Magic, OSS
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Resistance Fighters
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Women in the War-Women in the military, WASPs, WAACs
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Women help the War Effort-Rosie the Riveter, Women's land
army, etc.
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Japanese-American Relocation
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The Great Arsenal of Democracy-American factories gear
for war.
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Great Leaders of World War II
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Children and the War
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Prisoners of War
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World War II Propaganda-Examples and uses
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Weapons of World War II-Focus on one aspect like planes,
ships, etc. and the innovations developed.
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Atomic Bomb-Development and use in the war
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Homefront-How the war affected the lives of civilians
in the U.S., Great Britain, France, U.S.S.R., etc.
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Another topic of your choosing pre-approved by the teacher
Requirements:
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Appropriate and interesting title
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Introduction to the subject-Your poster is to educate and instruct.
Assume that the reader is a novice on the subject and you are an expert.
Your introduction should give a general background on the subject with
a thesis statement that is underlined.
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5 exhibits with captions of at least one well-written paragraph and
a picture, artifact, map, or other graphic.
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One conclusion paragraph.
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Turn in two pages of notes with citations.
World
War II Resources
Rubric