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Historical Research: Asia

For this assignment, you will research the history of your chosen country in Asia (approximately 50 possible countries). You can’t choose to work on your home country or any country you have lived in; moreover, you are not allowed to choose Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, and China. Choose one event that you believe to be a pivotal (crucial, important) event in the history of that country which occurred at least 50 years ago (before 1970).

You have the freedom to create a presentation using different presentation tools, but choose one that would best convey the historical event; however, the presentation should include the basic components that are conveyed below through the presentation rubric. The presentation should be between 15-20 minutes. This project is worth 25% of your final grade.

Find and use at least 5 sources. 4 sources will be secondary sources and 1 should be a primary source (such as a photograph from the time of the event, text of an agreement from the event, and so on). Make sure all sources are reliable!

Presentation Rubric

_____ out of 10. Delivery and Language Use.

8-10 points The presenter used academic vocabulary in his/her presentation and showed

an understanding of pronunciation and delivery in an English presentation. There were fewer than 5 spoken errors which did not affect comprehension.

6-7 points The presenter used some academic vocabulary in his/her presentation, but struggled with pronunciation of key vocabulary and/or delivery in an English presentation. There were between 5-10 spoken errors, which may affect comprehension of content.

4-5 points The presenter used some academic vocabulary in his/her presentation, and struggled with pronunciation of key vocabulary and delivery in an English presentation. There were between 11-20 spoken errors, which affected comprehension of content.

1-3 points The presenter used minimal academic vocabulary in his/her presentation, and struggled with pronunciation of key vocabulary and delivery in an English presentation. There were more than 20 spoken errors. Comprehension was difficult for the audience.

0 points The student did not speak during the presentation.

_____ out of 10. Thesis Statement.

8-10 points A slide containing the thesis statement with a clear, central argument was presented and clearly identifiable in the first part of the presentation.

6-7 points A thesis statement with an central idea was presented and identifiable. It was in the beginning of the presentation. The presenters’ argument was not clear to the audience. but it was not clear to the audience without further explanation either during the presentation or in the question/answer section at the end.

4-5 points A thesis statement with an central idea was presented, but it was not clear or argumentative. It may or not be in the beginning of the presentation. The audience required further explanation during the question/answer section at the end.

1-3 points There was no identifiable thesis statement in a slide. It may be delivered orally.

0 points No submission.

_____ out of 20. Outline and Introduction.

18-20 points An outline slide and introduction slide were in the first part of the presentation. The outline included all slide titles in order of appearance in the presentation. The introduction included only relevant background information to help comprehension of the topic and thesis.

16-17 points An outline slide and introduction slide were in the first part of the presentation. The outline included most slide titles in order of appearance in the presentation. The introduction included some relevant background information to help comprehension of the topic and thesis.

14-15 points An outline slide and introduction slide were in the first part of the presentation. The outline did not include all slide titles and/or did not list them in order of appearance in the presentation. The introduction included minimal relevant background information to help comprehension of the topic and thesis.

1-13 points An outline slide and/or introduction slide were in the first part of the presentation. The outline did not include all slide titles and did not list them in order of appearance in the presentation. The introduction did not include relevant background information to help comprehension of the topic and thesis.

0 points No submission.

_____ out of 30. Research and Supporting Details

25-30 points A lot of supporting details were explained and detailed on the slides so that the topic was clearly explained. Students used at least 6 primary and secondary sources to research their topic. Primary and secondary sources were incorporated in the presentation.

20-24 points Sufficient supporting details were explained and detailed on the slides so that the topic was clearly explained. Students used at least 4-5 primary and secondary sources to research their topic. Primary and secondary sources were incorporated in the presentation.

10-19 points Supporting details were explained and detailed on the slides, but there were not enough to clearly explain the topic. Students used at least 3 primary and/or secondary sources to research their topic. Primary and/or secondary sources were incorporated in the presentation.

1-9 points Minimal Supporting details were explained and detailed on the slides, but there were not enough to clearly explain the topic. Students used 1-2 primary and/or secondary sources to research their topic. Primary and/or secondary sources were incorporated in the presentation.

0 points No submission.

_____ out of 10. Conclusion.

8-10 points A concluding slide wrapped up the presentation. It provided a sense of completeness to the presentation by synthesizing the main points, providing a so what? explanation, or other type of final reflection.

6-7 points A concluding slide wrapped up the presentation. Either it synthesized the main points or it provided a final reflection, but not both.

4-5 points A concluding slide wrapped up the presentation, but the presenters did not provide a sense of completeness.

1-3 points There was no concluding slide, but the presenters provided an oral conclusion.

0 points No submission.

_____ out of 10. Slide/Visual Professionalism.

8-10 points The slides/visuals showed professionalism with between 0-9 non-repeating errors in spelling, grammar, and mechanics. The slides were aesthetically pleasing. Font size and style were clear and consistent.

6-7 points The slides/visuals showed professionalism with between 10-15 non-repeating errors in spelling, grammar, and mechanics. The slides were aesthetically pleasing. Font size and style were not always clear or consistent.

4-5 points The slides/visuals showed professionalism with between 16-20 non-repeating errors in spelling, grammar, and mechanics. The slides/visuals were not aesthetically pleasing. Font size and style were inconsistent.

1-3 points The slides/visuals contained more than 20 errors in spelling, grammar, and mechanics and did not show professionalism.

0 points No submission.

_____ out of 10. Works Cited.

8-10 points A Works Cited slide containing the references was included at the end of the presentation. Images included in the presentation had citations on the Works cited slide. Works cited followed MLA formatting with fewer than 5 errors.

6-7 points A Works Cited slide containing the references was included at the end of the presentation. Images included in the presentation may have citations on the Works cited slide. Works cited followed MLA formatting with 6-10 errors.

4-5 points A Works Cited slide containing the references was included at the end of the presentation. Images included in the presentation do not have citations on the Works cited slide. Works cited followed MLA formatting with more than 10 errors.

1-3 points A Works Cited slide containing the references was included at the end of the presentation, but it was incomplete or missing cited works. Images included in the presentation did not have citations on the Works cited slide. The citations did not follow MLA formatting and may only be web addresses.

0 points No submission or Works cited slide.

_____ out of 100. TOTAL grade for the assignment.

Comments:

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Countries and Areas of Asia[footnoteRef:1] [1: http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/asia.htm]

 

Eastern Asia

 

Country

Population

Maps

Capital City

China

1,338,100,000

Map of China

Beijing

China, Hong Kong SAR

7,000,000

 

Hong Kong

China, Macao SAR

500,000

 

Macao City

China Tibet

2 620 000

 

Lhasa

Japan

127,400,000

Map of Japan

Tokyo

Korea (North)

22,800,000

Map of North Korea

Pyongyang

Korea (South)

48,900,000

Map of South Korea

Seoul

Mongolia

2,800,000

Map of Mongolia

Ulaanbaatar

Taiwan

23,200,000

Taiwan Map

Taipei

 

Northern Asia

 

Country

Population

Maps

Capital City

Russian Federation

144,000,000

Map of Russia

Moscow

 

South-Central Asia

 

Country

Population

Maps

Capital City

Afghanistan

29,100,000

Map of Afghanistan

Kabul

Bangladesh

164,400,000

Map of Bangladesh

Dhaka

Bhutan

700,000

Map of Bhutan

Thimphu

India

1,188,800,000

Map of India

New Delhi

Iran

75,100,000

Map of Iran

Tehran

Kazakhstan

16,300,000

Map of Kazakhstan

Astana

Kyrgyzstan

5,300,000

Map of Kyrgyzstan

Bishkek

Maldives

300,000

 

Male

Nepal

28,000,000

Map of Nepal

Kathmandu

Pakistan

184,800,000

Map of Pakistan

Islamabad

Sri Lanka

20,700,000

Map of Sri Lanka

Colombo

Tajikistan

7,600,000

Map of Tajikistan

Dushanbe

Turkmenistan

5,200,000

Map of Turkmenistan

Ashgabat

Uzbekistan

28,100,000

Map of Uzbekistan

Tashkent

 

South-East Asia

 

Country

Population

Maps

Capital City

Brunei Darussalam

412,000

 

Bandar Seri Begawan

Cambodia

15,100,000

Map of Cambodia

Phnom Penh

Indonesia

235,500,000

Map of Indonesia

Jakarta

Lao PDR

6,400,000

Map of Laos

Vientiane

Malaysia

29,000,000

Map of Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur

Myanmar (Burma)

53,400,000

Map of Myanmar

NaypyidawYangon

Philippines

94,000,000

Map of Philippines

Manila

Singapore

5,100,000

Map of Singapore

Singapore

Thailand

68,100,000

Map of Thailand

Bangkok

Timor-Leste (East Timor)

1,200,000

 

Dili

Vietnam

89,000,000

Map of Vietnam

Hanoi

 

Western Asia and Middle East

 

Country

Population

Maps

Capital City

Armenia

3,100,000

Map of Armenia

Yerevan

Azerbaijan

9,500,000

Map of Azerbaijan

Baku

Bahrain

1,300,000

Map of Bahrain

Manama

Cyprus

1,100,000

Map of Cyprus

Nicosia (Lefkosia)

Georgia

4,600,000

Map of Georgia

T'bilisi

Iraq

31,500,000

Map of Iraq

Baghdad

Israel

7,600,000

Map of Israel

Jerusalem (claimed)

Jordan

6,500,000

Map of Jordan

Amman

Kuwait

3,100,000

 

Kuwait (City)

Lebanon

4,300,000

Map of Lebanon

Beirut

Oman

3,100,000

Map of Oman

Muscat

Palestinian territories

4,000,000

see: Map of Israel

Jerusalem (claimed)

Qatar

1,700,000

Map of Qatar

Doha (Al-Dawhah)

Saudi Arabia

29,200,000

Map of Saudi Arabia

Riyadh

Syria

22,500,000

Map of Syria

Damascus

Turkey

73,600,000

Map of Turkey

Ankara

United Arab Emirates

5,400,000

United Arab Emirates Map

Abu Dhabi

Yemen

23,600,000

Map of Yemen

Sanaa