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Requirementandsample.docxSection #1: PBS Untold Stories Project
View the video segment, read the PDF file, and complete the study guide for each of the Untold Stories on African Americans, Native Americans, and Japanese Americans.
Respond to each of the essay questions below to be included in your Portfolio:
Yosemite Buffalo Soldiers: African American tourists comprise less than one percent of the visitation to Yosemite National Park. Shelton Johnson has made it his life’s work to connect the general African American population to the national parks. Present ideas that you have that would result in the national parks being more attractive to African Americans as a tourism destination.
Video: http://www.pbs.org/nationalparks/watch-video/#858
Document: Yosemite Buffalo Soldiers PDF File
Mount Rushmore, Telling America’s Stories: Gerard Baker is the first American Indian to be Superintendent of Mount Rushmore National Memorial. Discuss your thoughts on the inclusion of American Indian history and culture, in the Black Hills of South Dakota, at the Mount Rushmore National Memorial. In other words, to what extent should Native American history be interpreted in our national parks? What should tourists be exposed to in terms of Native American history?
Video: http://www.pbs.org/nationalparks/watch-video/#857
Document: Mount Rushmore PDF File
Manzanar, Never Again: How should our country at war balance our citizens’ civil liberties and the need for national security? What relevance does this period of history have in our world today and the statements and policies of President Trump? How does the fact that our country established a national site to honor a difficult period in our past reflect on us as a nation? What is it that tourists should learn about when they visit Manzanar?
Video: http://www.pbs.org/nationalparks/watch-video/#856
Document: Manzanar: "Never Again"--PDF File
Length: Two to four pages, grand total, meaning that the entire Section #1 should be two to four pages. I will repeat this only because on occasion students will still ask me about how long, in total pages, Section #1 should be. So the answer (again!) is two to four pages grand total.
20 Points
Sample is below
Table of Contents
Page #
Section 1: PBS Untold Stories Project
Yosemite Buffalo Soldiers
Mount Rushmore, Telling America’s Stories
Manzanar, Never Again
Section 2: Codes of Cultural Behavior
Choice of Country
Brief Cultural Overview
Codes of Cultural Behavior (Dos and Don’ts)
Unusual Aspects of Culture
References
Section 3: VolunTourism
The Difficult Questions
Insights About Trip Preparation
Processing Experiences and Post-Trip
Summary of Articles
VolunTourism for You?
NOTE: Your Table of Contents should appear at the beginning of your project. This is a sample to assist you.
Section #1: PBS Untold Sto
ries Project
View the video segment, read the PDF file, and complete the study guide for
each
of
the Untold Stories on African Americans, Native Americans, and Japanese
Americans.
Respond to ea
ch of the essay questions below to be included in your Portfolio:
Yosemite Buffalo Soldiers:
African
American tourists comprise less than one
percent of the visitation to Yosemite National Park. Shelton Johnson has made it his
life’s work to connect the general African American population to the national parks.
Present ideas that you have that would re
sult in the national parks being more
attractive to African Americans as a tourism destination.
Video:
http://www.pbs.org/nationalparks/watch
-
video/#858
Document:
Yosemite
Buffalo
Soldiers
File
Mount Rushmore, Telling America’s Stories:
Gerard Baker is the first American
Indian to be Superintendent of Mount Rushmore National Memorial. Discuss your
th
oughts on the inclusion of American Indian history and culture, in the Black Hills of
South Dakota, at the Mount Rushmore National Memorial. In othe
r words, to what
extent should N
ative American history be interpreted in our national parks? What
should t
ourists be exposed to in terms of Native American history?
Video:
http://www.pbs.org/nationalparks/watch
-
video/#857
D
ocument
:
Mount
Rushmore
Fil
e
Manzanar, Never Again:
How should our country at war balance our citizens’ civil
liberties and the need for national security? What relevance does this period of
history have
in our world today
and the statements and
policies of President Trump
?
How does the fact that our country established a national site to honor a difficult
period in our past reflect on us as a nation? What is it that tourists should learn about
when they visit Manzanar?
Video:
http://www.pbs.org/nationalparks/watch
-
video/#856
Document:
Manzanar:
"Never
Again"
--
Fil
e
Length:
T
wo
to four
pages
,
grand
total, meaning that the ent
ire Section #1 should be
two
to four
pages
. I will repeat this only because on occasion students will
still
ask
me about how long, in
total
pages, S
ection #1 should be. So the answer (again!)
is
two
to four
pages grand total.
20 Points
Sample is below
Section #1: PBS Untold Stories Project
View the video segment, read the PDF file, and complete the study guide for each of
the Untold Stories on African Americans, Native Americans, and Japanese
Americans.
Respond to each of the essay questions below to be included in your Portfolio:
Yosemite Buffalo Soldiers: African American tourists comprise less than one
percent of the visitation to Yosemite National Park. Shelton Johnson has made it his
life’s work to connect the general African American population to the national parks.
Present ideas that you have that would result in the national parks being more
attractive to African Americans as a tourism destination.
Video: http://www.pbs.org/nationalparks/watch-video/#858
Document: Yosemite Buffalo Soldiers PDF File
Mount Rushmore, Telling America’s Stories: Gerard Baker is the first American
Indian to be Superintendent of Mount Rushmore National Memorial. Discuss your
thoughts on the inclusion of American Indian history and culture, in the Black Hills of
South Dakota, at the Mount Rushmore National Memorial. In other words, to what
extent should Native American history be interpreted in our national parks? What
should tourists be exposed to in terms of Native American history?
Video: http://www.pbs.org/nationalparks/watch-video/#857
Document: Mount Rushmore PDF File
Manzanar, Never Again: How should our country at war balance our citizens’ civil
liberties and the need for national security? What relevance does this period of
history have in our world today and the statements and policies of President Trump?
How does the fact that our country established a national site to honor a difficult
period in our past reflect on us as a nation? What is it that tourists should learn about
when they visit Manzanar?
Video: http://www.pbs.org/nationalparks/watch-video/#856
Document: Manzanar: "Never Again"--PDF File
Length: Two to four pages, grand total, meaning that the entire Section #1 should be
two to four pages. I will repeat this only because on occasion students will still ask
me about how long, in total pages, Section #1 should be. So the answer (again!) is
two to four pages grand total.
20 Points
Sample is below
