Michigan History
Michigan History is a semester long course in which students explore the history, culture, and current issues facing the 26th state from it's inception to today.  Specifically, they will study geographic formation of the state and its resources, early Native American cultural, political and military affairs, issues of statehood, Michigan's relationship to the larger United States progress, business and industry unique to the state and region, important persons and current issues of concern.  Through this examination of their home, students should develop a deeper appreciation for their own past and present, as well as be able to make thoughtful contributions to our society as well-informed citizens of the 21st century. (source: P-CEP Program of Studies 2004-2005)		Megan Ringler -Plymouth-Canton Life in the 50's-60's Mani Medoro -Detroit in the 40's-60's. Justin Brodehl -Segregation Vikash Krishana -Vietnam
	Complete an oral interview  with one person about any  of the following topics:
	Factories/Unions WWII/Korea/Vietnam Detroit Riots of  ' 67 or ' 43 Early life in MI Town such as Canton or Plymouth. Early MI Schools. Segregation Detroit in the 40's-60's Each Student was required to plan out their interview, state a topic question and then record the interview. Click Here to see the complete guidelines for the project.	Image Sources: www.michigan.gov/mdot/ www.ambassadorbridge.com/

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