Student Capstone Projects - HIST 4900

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The culminating experience for all history majors not specializing in teacher education in which students will produce a senior project that draws upon the skills and competencies learned while majoring in history. Students will work with the instructor and in consultation with other history faculty to design, research and write a significant thesis, historiographical essay, or other project on a historical topic.

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How Advertising created the "Real Housewives" of the 1950s
(2013) Cropanese, Valerie; Georgia Gwinnett College
Gives examples on how 1950s advertising helped to establish the stereotypes of the American housewife.
Modern Interpretations on the Origins of the First World War: A Historiography
(2013) Donau; Georgia Gwinnett College
Gives facts regarding the relevance of the First World War in modern times. Has examples on how learning from that war can prevent future wars a century later.
Historiography of the Black Panther Party
(2013) Farley, Takita; Georgia Gwinnett College
History of the Black Panther party and what contributed to its fall. Also includes selected works related to the history and politics of the organization.
Gender in the Holocaust: Experiences of Women
(2013) Trifoso, Jessica; Georgia Gwinnett College
Gives details on the unique experience of Jewish women in the Holocaust in comparison to their male counterparts. It focuses on Ravensbruck, Theresienstadt, and Aushwitz.
Jackie Kennedy: The True Essence of Camelot
(2013) Wages, Becca; Georgia Gwinnett College
A photo presentation of Jackie Kennedy's life and family. With comparisons to Camelot royalty.

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