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Write a one page- double spaced paper on the effects that the Cold war had on the environment take into consideration the increased production and consumption and its effects on the environment.

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Interview a family member about their experiences being alive during The Cold War. If you do not having access to family members consider asking an older neighbor or friend.
Some possible questions could include
1) How old were you when the cold war ended?
2) What memories stick out to you the most pertaining to The Cold War?
3) If you were alive at the time what was your experience during The Second Red Scare?

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Pick one way to present to the class how the cold war ended. This could be writing a description in paragraph form, making a mind map or taking bullet notes. Whichever will allow for the student to have a the best understanding in order to present in front of the class.

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Create a time line for the ending of the cold war by matching up the years to the following events and placing them in chronological order:
-The Cuban Missile Crisis
- United States withdraws from The Vietnam War
-The Breaking up of the USSR
-The Iron Curtain Speech by Winston Churchill
-Berlin Blockade
-The formation of NATO
-The formation of democracy in eastern Europe countries

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Once getting into a group of at most four people create a google slides on the people who played major roles in the Cold war. There is a minimum of 8 slides this includes the cover slide and work cited slide.
Suggested people:
-Joseph Stalin
-Ronald Regan
-Mikhail Gorbachev
-Harry S. Truman

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Use Canvas white board tool to create an outline/study guide. Go in depth on countries that were apart of the former Soviet Union and their allies and what roles they played in the Soviet Union.

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For this activity all the students are going to stand up and stand on the north side of the classroom if they believe a statement is true and the south side of the classroom if they believe a statement is false if the statement is false please be able to explain why:
Statement 1) The destroying of the Berlin wall was the complete end of The Cold War ( False)
Statement 2) Russia was the richest country in the world (False)
Statement 3) The Iron Curtain Speech was given by Winston Churchill ( True)
Statement 4) NATO formed in April of 1949 ( True)
Statement 5) The Vietnam War ended in 1999 (False)

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Step 1) Write down a list of the concepts you are having the hardest time understanding in regards to The Cold War ending.
Step 2) Now that your list is created add important details (these can be found in the text book or the study guide)
Step 3) Create rhymes, pattens or a song in the words and recite these rhymes/ patterns / songs as a form of studying before a test.
** All that matters is that the information is correct and makes connections for you!!**