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Middle Ages Project: Key Figures & Events

This document provides instructions for a Middle Ages project that asks students to choose a significant person or event from the Middle Ages and answer questions about who or what it was, what happened, when and where it occurred, and why it was important, with each question answered in a separate slide and the why slide being the most substantial. Students are to include at least one image with each slide and write in complete sentences.

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Middle Ages Project: Key Figures & Events

This document provides instructions for a Middle Ages project that asks students to choose a significant person or event from the Middle Ages and answer questions about who or what it was, what happened, when and where it occurred, and why it was important, with each question answered in a separate slide and the why slide being the most substantial. Students are to include at least one image with each slide and write in complete sentences.

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Middle Ages Project

Choose an event or person:

Muhammad the Prophet


Umayyad Caliphate
Justinian I
Vikings
Kievan Rus
Charlemagne
William the Conqueror
Magna Carta
Saladin
Thomas Aquinas
Francis of Assisi
Genghis Khan
Kublai Khan
Black Death
War of the Roses
Joan of Arc
Gutenberg Press

Answer the following questions with a slide each. Every slide should have complete sentences
and at least one image.

Who? What? When? Where? Why?

Who, What, When, and Where should be 1-2 sentences for each slide. Why is the most
important; my expectation is no less than 6 sentences for this slide. The Why slide counts for half
of the project.

Possible options:
Who was this person (if you have a single person)? Who was involved (if an event or other)?
What is the person most known for (if assigned a person)? What generally happened (event or
other)?
When was this (when the person was born and/or when they died, or when did the event
happen)?
Where did it happen (where was the person generally located/where did the event occur)?
Why is the person/event important to history?

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