6th+grade+-+Cultural+Revolution+Progaganda

Propaganda
Choose one of the follow posters to analyze. The corresponding research topic will be the topic you are choosing to research.


 * === Poster === || === Propaganda term === || === Research topic === ||
 * Poster 1 || handful of class enemies || class status ||
 * Poster 2 || Bombard the Capitalist Headquarters || Propaganda Wall ||
 * Poster 3

Poster 4 || red rebels

good Red Guard || Red guards Red successors ||
 * Poster 5 || revisionist line in art and literature || schools/ education system ||

Research Resources
Below are resources that you can use for your research.

Encyclopedia Britannica article: Cultural Revolution

Morning Sun: film and website This website has a variety resources from music to images to primary source documents.

“Ordinary Life in Extraordinary Times” is an online exhibit from the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture at University of Washington. This exhibit includes detailed historical information about the Cultural Revolution and images of artifacts from the period.

History Channel has an article about the Cultural Revolution. Don't get distracted by the videos! They are about communism in countries other than China.

NBC News: A Look Back on the Cultural Revolution This is a 4 min news report that was recorded in the 1980's.

[|__PBS Learning Media__] : has a few different videos and interactive resources about the revolution.

Ghosh, Palash. "Why is the color red associated with communism?" //International Business Times.//

Kuhn, Anthony. "[|Chinese red guards apologize, reopening a dark chapter.]" National Public Radio: Feb 4, 2014.

Perlez, Jane. "A Leader in Mao's Cultural Revolution faces his past." New York Times: Dec 6, 2013.

Lim, Louisa. "Chinese reopen debate over Chairman Mao's Legacy". National Public Radio: June 22, 2011

"Who, what, why: what is the little red book?" BBC: Nov 26, 2015.

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