You may choose a historical novel, artwork, or film to research. You will need to find 3-5 sources and at least 1 needs to be a physical source (i.e. a book). Your goal is to compare and contrast your chosen piece of media to the actual historical event.

After you complete your research, you will present your findings digitally via an infographic, slideshow, collage, video, or podcast. Whatever way you present your research, you must include correct citations for your sources.

Call Number: 973.0222 V818e

A History of Terrorism by Andrew Schlessinger

Call Number: 303.625/09 HIS

A History of Mexico by Henry Parkes

Call Number: 972 P229h

A History of Native Americans by Tru Hawkins

Call Number: 970.004 HIS

The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre: A Photographic History by Karlos Hill

Call Number: 976.6 K553n

Visual history of the Twentieth Century

Call Number: 909.82 B946v

Modern History: From the European Age to the New Global Era by J. M. Roberts

Call Number: 909.08 R541m

1. (your novel, film, artwork) historical accuracy

2. (your event in history)

3. (prominent figure or place)

   Other broad terms:

   1. ancient history

   2. (country) history

Example topic: Tulsa Race Massacre via Dreamland Burning

1. Dreamland Burning historical accuracy

2. Tulsa Race Massacre 1921

3. Greenwood