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Social Studies 9 Name: __________________ Historical Fiction as History? There is a plethora of historical fiction and historical films being produced each year. But why? Are they a reliable source of information? Should we, as lifelong learners use these sources to interpret the world around us, or do we need to reference additional sources to provide a well-rounded understanding of history? Directions: Your task is to answer the question, to what extent can historical fiction be used to understand a historical event? Your response must include specific examples focusing on the Challenges of Colonialism, and will be presented in an infographic. Reliable Mostly Reliable Mostly Unreliable Unreliable Must Do’s: q Behind the Scenes: o Record examples using a minimum of 3 credible sources on how reliable historical fiction/films can be in understanding the Challenges of Colonialism? § Use both primary and secondary sources in your response o Take at least one original photograph and find additional images/graphics to include in your Infographic q Front and Centre: o Produce an Infographic to simplify and synthesize the details of your topic – how reliable is historical fiction in understanding historical events? o Be sure to include: § Original photograph(s) § Additional images/graphs/graphics § Three source examples that support your overall claim (at least one primary source) q Up Close: o Work collaboratively with your partner on this project o Communicate effectively with one another regarding progress, to-do- lists, and the final vision for your Infographic
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Page 1: Historical Fiction as History - Mrs. Girard's Classes · Historical Fiction as History? There is a plethora of historical fiction and historical films being produced each year. But

Social Studies 9 Name: __________________

Historical Fiction as History?

There is a plethora of historical fiction and historical films being produced each year. But why? Are they a reliable source of information? Should we, as lifelong learners use these sources to interpret the world around us, or do we need to reference additional sources to provide a well-rounded understanding of history? Directions: Your task is to answer the question, to what extent can historical fiction be used to understand a historical event? Your response must include specific examples focusing on the Challenges of Colonialism, and will be presented in an infographic.

Reliable Mostly Reliable Mostly Unreliable Unreliable Must Do’s:

q Behind the Scenes: o Record examples using a minimum of 3 credible sources on how

reliable historical fiction/films can be in understanding the Challenges of Colonialism?

§ Use both primary and secondary sources in your response o Take at least one original photograph and find additional

images/graphics to include in your Infographic q Front and Centre:

o Produce an Infographic to simplify and synthesize the details of your topic – how reliable is historical fiction in understanding historical events?

o Be sure to include: § Original photograph(s) § Additional images/graphs/graphics § Three source examples that support your overall claim (at least

one primary source) q Up Close:

o Work collaboratively with your partner on this project o Communicate effectively with one another regarding progress, to-do-

lists, and the final vision for your Infographic

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Ace Your Assessment!

Exceeding Expectations

Fully Meeting Expectations

Minimally Meeting Expectations

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Sources

Investigation #1:

q Utilizes historical fiction for

secondary source (ex. a novel)

q Uses a minimum of 3 credible sources (both primary and secondary)

q Bibliography is in MLA format. 1-5 errors in formatting are evident.

q Produces an original photograph, in addition to locating images/graphics

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Reliability

Interpretation #1:

q Infographic utilizes at least three examples to support claim for the extent to which historical fiction and films are either reliable or unreliable

Response

Identification #1:

q Information presented in the infographic summarizes and synthesizes the content necessary to show an understanding of the extent to which historical fiction and films are reliable sources of history

q Communicates infographic in a logical manner with few errors in spelling, grammar or other mechanics

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Collaboration and Cooperation

Inspiration:

q Group members equally

contribute to the Historical Fiction as History? infographic (shown in the reflection)