The hero i chose was nelson mandela
and the villian i chose was. Mao zedong
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The hero i chose was nelson mandela
and the villian i chose was. Mao zedong
You have selected one historical hero and one historical villain in the previous tasks. In this task, you will use your research to compare and contrast these individuals, and then you will share your findings in a presentation. While you should include some biographical information about each leader, make sure your presentation also compares and contrasts the leaders. Your presentation should include analysis of each leader’s legacy in history. Here are some points to address as you create your presentation: Use any presentation software that you have available. Give your presentation an appropriate title. Write an introduction to your presentation that will help your audience understand the topic. Your introduction should include these elements: what makes a person a hero in history, what makes a person a villain in history, the names of the leaders you selected as a hero and a villain in history. Compare and contrast the leaders you selected and their legacies in history. Use information you gained in your research from the two previous tasks. You can decide how to put together these sections of the presentation. Follow these steps as you write your presentation: Write about the leaders’ backgrounds (where and when they lived, the historical and political climate of the time, and so on). Describe each person’s contribution to his or her country—positive or negative. Include the historical facts you found in your earlier research. Explain each person’s legacy in history—positive or negative. Include the historical facts you discovered, along with your own analysis of these facts. Give your personal opinion about each leader based on your research. Write an appropriate conclusion. It should state your opinion as to why it is important to study both heroes and villains in history. Use your chosen leaders to explain this concept to your audience. Add relevant and attractive images or media to accompany your presentation. Include a works cited page, listing and crediting the sources you consulted during your research.
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