Social Studies, 24.11.2020 03:00 jebjeb6135
Pick ONE of the countries from Western Europe and research that country. You can download the PowerPoint to use as a template.
Make sure you have a reference page with the "www." link of where you got your information from.
DO NOT copy and paste from the internet, you MUST put in your own words.
The first section will have: The name of the country, flag, climate, language(s), and picture of the country on a map.
The second section will be made up of five places to visit in that country with a picture and short description of each place.
The last section will just be a list of your sources. https://learning. k12.com/d2l/le/content/827378/viewC ontent/211956176/View/
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