English, 09.03.2021 23:30, pippyysanchezz

75 POINTS Create a multimedia speech and presentation on one of the topics discussed. Your speech should be no more than two minutes long. Collect visual aids to clarify and explain your key ideas. Using presentation software or posters, integrate your visual aids into your speech.

Document your sources for any published images you select and provide a works-cited list on your final slide or poster that follows MLA citation format. View the MLA Style Guide.

Give your speech, utilizing your visual aids, to an audience of your peers. If no audience is available, record your speech using any available video camera, such as one from your phone or computer.

For your topic, you may choose EITHER:

The sea. Topics can include, but are not limited to: ocean life (such as whales, coral reefs, or plankton), ocean geography (such as the Mariana Trench), or environmental concerns (such as pollution or the Great Pacific Garbage Patch).
OR
One social condition or historical event of the early 1800s. Topics can include, but are not limited to: the oppression of women, the Women’s Movement, slavery, life at sea, or the role of shipping in international trade.
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