Willis Jr. High Pathfinders
 
American Presidential Campaigns and Mass Media: How Do Americans Make Decisions

Ancient Communications: Hieroglyphics

"Blowin' In The Wind"  Protest Songs of the 1960's

Braille: communication for the blind

Cartography and Communication: Mapping the Pacific Northwest in the 19th century

Commodore Perry Opens Japan: Westernizing the East

Communicating Civil Rights While Sitting Down: Greensboro Sit-ins

Communicating Democracy: John Locke

Communicating women’s power: Billy Jean King and Margaret Thatcher

Communication with Nature – John Muir and the American Wilderness

Contact with the Western Frontier: The Pony Express

Creating the Phoenician alphabet

Cultural Traditions and History: Native Americans and the Oral Tradition

Declaring their Independence: Seneca Falls, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretia Mott, and Women’s Suffrage

Enemies Sit Down together: The Bay of Pigs

Energetic Education of Muppets: Jim Henson

Expressing Life on the Frontier: Buffalo Bill

Fatal influence of Nazi propaganda in Germany

Feminism, Social Change, and Rhetoric: Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem

Flapper Culture and Style: Cartoons, Photographs, and Text

Founding Documents: The Language in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution

Gandhi’s Methods of Peaceful Communication

Guy Fawkes: Communicating Political Dissent

Helen Keller: the challenge to communicate

Henry VIII: Arrogant Communications

History and Drama: The Plays of Wole Soyinka

Jane Goodall communicates with the chimpanzees

Jazz and Blues: The Expression of Culture in History

Kitchen Debate: East Meets West

Lewis and Clark – Communicating with Native Tribes

Morse code and the telegraph: communication across the airwaves

Pop Culture and Language in the Twentieth Century: Communication in The Amos and Andy Show.

Proclaiming Equality: The Emancipation Proclamation

Purple Death – a flu pandemic ….“of the American soldiers who died during WWI , 85 out of every 100 were killed not in battle but in their beds by the flu”

Rap Music: Creating Social Messages through Music

Read All About It”: The Invention of the Printing Press

Refusing Orders: The Mutiny on the Bounty

Samuel Johnson and the English Dictionary

Samuel Morse and the other telegraph inventors

Saving Communication: Slavery and the invention of the Black English Vernacular

Sign Language: Communication for a Voiceless Culture

Silent, but Deadly… Hilarious: Charlie Chaplin

Slave songs: Communicating Freedom

Socratic Method: A study in Educational Communication

Speaking of Freedom and Civil Rights: Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr.

Stereotypes and Speech: The Performance of Minstrel Shows

Stonehenge: Druid Communications?

Television and Communication: The Vietnam War

The Age of McCarthyism: The Power of Propaganda and Censorship

The Black Death: How Interpersonal Communications Kept it Killing

The Constitutional Convention: How Communication Formed a Nation

The First Amendment: Music, Advertising, and Politics

The Gutenberg Bible: Keys to Printing

The Harlem Renaissance: Writers and Artists Speak Out

The Nixon-Kennedy Debates: The First Presidential Debate and its Impact

The Pony Express: Understanding and Communication Across a Country

The Power of Speech: Nazi Germany

The Stagecoach: Express Communication on Wheels

The Work of the U.N.: Communicating Peace

The Yalta Conference: the Big Three Create a Cold War 

Thomas Paine: Motivating a Colony

Unbreakable: Navajo codes in WWII

Voices for the 30’s: Oral Histories from the Federal Writers Project

William Penn and his treaty with the Indians

Women Speak Out: Emma Goldman, the most Dangerous Woman in America

Yellow Fever – an American plague in 1793