Trial of Martin Luther DBQ and Media Project
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- Contributor:
- Nathan Gilson - Understading Who We Were
- Grade Level:
- 6-11
- Product Type:
- DBQ and Essay
- File Type:
- Pages:
- 10
- Answer Key:
- Rubric
Description
How would Judge Judy have dealt with Martin Luther?
Would Luther and the Pope have come to blows if they appeared on Jerry Springer?
Now is a unique opportunity for students to take the essential historical information of the Reformation and infuse that drama into a familiar media format from our modern world.
15 question DBQ with Primary Source Documents and historical information about the trial of Martin Luther. After the DBQ, students create a news report, talkshow, or courtroom drama video covering the trial. Also an essay prompt provided that can be done in addition to, or as a replacement of the video project.
Created by Nathan Gilson - Understanding Who We Were
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