History Fair 2021 Papers
Winning Papers
Name/Placement |
Grade |
Topic |
Teacher |
---|---|---|---|
1st Myka Jonella Aquino
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11 |
Jacobs |
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2nd Eskarlen Ponce
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10 |
The War with Words: Language Suppression of Native Americans by Cultural Assimilation |
Condon |
3rd Irena Marsalek
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10 |
Randle |
9th Grade Papers
Isabel Panozo - Communication in Literature: Of Mice and Men
Lesly Hernandez -The art in communication during the Paleolithic era
Yusra Khan - Communication and Struggles during Women's Rights Movement (Bibliography and Process Paper)
Evelyn Mogrovejo - Fighting for Equality: Striving for the Right to Vote and Civil Rights
Tassen Islam - Telephone evolvement Impacts Communication throughout History
Keysha Urgilez - Women’s Suffrage: Political Campaigns, Organizations, and The 19th Amendment
Miao Zou - How Technologies created communication.
Sofia Prieto - Women's Suffrage: The Fight that last Seventy-One Years
Harrison Thaw - The Impact of Television on News Media
Rivkah Menses - The Tiananmen Square Movement: A Movement That Changed China Forever
10th Grade Papers
Tenzin Nangsel -Radio Communication: The Key to Understanding the Outcome of World War II
Rachel Tjia - Impactful for the Deaf Community: How American Sign Language Changed Communication Over Time
Alivia Gazer - Roosevelt's Infamy Speech: Communication is key
Stefano Figueroa - Radio: The Key to Communication
Eskarlen Ponce - The War with Words: Language Suppression of Native Americans by Cultural Assimilation
Raynard Abdullai - The impact of Frederick Douglass on the abolition of slavery
Isabella Weiss - Sign Language and How It Has Impacted Communication Through History
Brandon Jaramillo - Max Eastman (Bibliography) (Process Paper)
Irena Marsalek - Chernobyl, A Nuclear Catastrophe: Communication in History (Bibliography) (Process Paper)
Justin Cunningham - How the Radio Affected People During World War II (Bibliography) (Process Paper)
Terry Huang - The Humble Radio Chats That Saved America (Bibliography) (Process Paper)
Stella Koumbiadis - Hurricane Agnes of 1972 (Bibliography) (Process Paper)
Jayden Zayas - American Revolution: The Disagreement Caused by Lack of Communication (Bibliography) (Process Paper)
11th & 12th Grade Papers
Samuel Jimenez Canizal - The Radio in the 1920s: A Revolutionary Invention
Sayema Rahman - Yellow Journalism and the U.S.S. Maine Explosion (Process Paper)
Justyna Tyburczy - Hawaii's Linguistic History and its Attempted Assimilation (Bibliography) (Process paper)
Myka Aquino - Then the World Stopped and Listened: Black Activists and the Speeches that Impacted the Civil Rights Movement
Stavroula Dimitriadis - The Introduction of American Sign Language (Bibliography) (Process Paper)
Caterina Matone - Ruth Bader-Ginsburg: Fighting with Words for Gender Equality (Bibliography)
Juan Ore - The Evolution of Language: American Diction (Bibliography)
Ahmed Hamouda - An Unbreakable Code
Ivan Dobis - The Progressive Influence of the Muckrakers (Bibliography)
Leah Garcia - Muckrakers during the Progressive Era
Tisha Raji - Rise of Televisions in the 1950s
Shamia Khan - Communications In History Through Franklin Roosevelt’s Fireside Chats
Jaymel Byrd - Kansas City Call Newspaper Founded by Chester Arthur Franklin
Beliz Gul - Communications in History: The WWII Navajo Code talkers
Charles Zhang -The Zimmerman Telegram and its correlation with communication
Diana Marlega - Communication with no language - How did Europeans and Native Americans break the silence? (Bibliography) (Process Paper)
Daniel Shi - Newspapers, Leading Cause for Colonial Protests (Bibliography) (Process Paper)
12th Grader - Gabriel Palomino - The Early History of the Presidential Press Conference (Bibliography) (Process Paper)