The+20th+Century+Perspective

=Project 10.1- The Most Influential Presentation= You will create and present on one of the most influential people of the 20th century. The objective of this project is to gain a deep understanding of the person you choose and to teach you classmates about your person. The bulk of the work should be researching and formatting your presentation in a way that best represents your person and gives you a chance to speak freely.


 * The List:**
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-Never have more than three bullet points per slide. -Do not read off of your slides or include words in your slides that you cannot pronounce. -Always add stories to your slides that make it more interesting. -Always have an image or icon to represent the content of each slide. -Practice your presentation before you give it. -Have someone edit your presentation.
 * Tips for a good presentation:**

__**Requirements:**__

1) This must be 8 slides total, one of which is the title slide, and one of which is the works cited slide. 2) You must have 5 sources, only three of which can be .com. 3) There must be an image slide where you speak for 1 1/2 minutes using only the image. This is a good opportunity for a story. Make sure the image slide is captivating to keep the audience interested. 4) The presentation must last at least ten minutes. 5) You must turn in notes that you will use to give your presentation that exceed the information on each slide.

__**Suggested Format**__


 * Title Slide: Picture, name of subject (and an extra title), and your name**


 * Slide 1:**
 * Background/Origin**


 * Slide 2: Early career**


 * Slide 3: Defining moment or most significant contribution.**


 * Slide 4: Image Slide**


 * Slide 5: What motivated them? Personal story. Challenging story. What did they overcome?**


 * Slide 6: Personal characteristics. What do people say about them?**


 * Slide 7: Lasting Legacy/Why is this person 100 most influential material?**


 * Slide 8: Works Cited**

__ Slide 1 __
 * He came from a working class Italian family, where his father was gone at work most of the time. **
 * His brother Pete was known as the Golden child while people did not like Louis too much. **
 * When Pete did something wrong, everyone just assumed it was Louis. **
 * He became a tough guy because of all of the fights he got into based on his accent. **
 * Pete genuinely wanted to help Louis overcome this "bad boy" label, so he introduced him to track. **
 * This opened up many doors for Louis and made him more of a popular guy. **