Merchant from the Ivory Coast

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  • 27 Sep, 2020
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Merchant from the Ivory Coast

Role: Merchant from the Ivory Coast

You should write a speech as a Merchant from the Ivory Coast in the first person.

Summative assessment Imperialism Grade 9

Goal: To write a speech from the viewpoint of a character in the 1900s who is involved in Imperialism

Role: You are one of the following characters:

Indian government official working for the British

French settler in Algeria

Congolese miner working for King Leopold of Belgium

The British colonist Sir Cecil Rhodes

Indian farmer instructed by the British to grow cotton or opium instead of food crops

Merchant from the Ivory Coast

British missionary in South Africa

Tribal leader in Kenya

Audience: You will be presenting your speech to the rest of your class

Situation: You are living in the 1900s. Imperialism is a very popular policy among the Europeans. They are taking over other countries to become more powerful. You are either for or against or can see both viewpoints of Imperialism, depending on who your character is.

Product: Your speech should be a maximum of 400 words and a minimum of 250 words. It should discuss the ideas of imperialism benefitting or damaging your society. You are writing in 1900.

Standards:

Criterion A Knowing and understanding

i Uses terminology effectively

ii Demonstrates detailed knowledge and understanding of content and concepts through descriptions, explanations and examples

Criterion B Investigating

iii uses research methods to collect and record relevant information

Criterion C Communicating

i communicates ideas by using a style appropriate to the audience and purpose

ii structures information and ideas in a way that is appropriate to the specified format (speech)

Criterion D Thinking Critically

ii synthesizes information to make arguments

iii analyses a wide range of sources and data in terms of OPVL

iv interprets a range of different perspectives and their implications

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