daily progress

today i just talked with my partner on our plan. this helps me getting closer to my final project.

dailey progress

today i got a good idea of my plan for the final project. THis has gotten me closer to my final project.

Plan

1.get materials
2.will make teh floor out of cardboard and the walls and cieling
3. get small can goods and label them for food source.
4. make our supports out of wood


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daily progress

Today i made my product propectus and how we will make our project. This has gotten me a lot farther to completion my final project. Next class i want to get farther into my finalk project and be alomost done.

Product prospectus

1. How and why were bomb shelters made during the Cold War?
2. A constructed litle model of a fallout shelter.
3. We choose this because it is the best thing to do.
4. It will be a model of the shelter and have can goods in it.
5.It demonstrates it by showing how u were made and wat was in them.
6.we will get teh supplies, and set it up together at one of our houses.
7. The next action is to get all of our supplies to put the project together.

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http://www.survivalring.org/pdf/build_a_blast_shelter.pdf

talks about how u cna construt ur own fallout shelter

Model steps for final project

1. instead of cement we will use card board for the floor.
2. we well use pieces of wood for the supports for the cieling.
3. we will use mnore cardboard for the actual cieling.
4.for can goods we will make our own goods.

daily progress

today i worked pretty good today. I got all my index cards done so now i havve 30. this has helped me get closer to my final project. next class i will get more index cards done.

index card 30

http://cloudworth.com/coldwar/bunkers.php


How fallout shelters were made all across the world.

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http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/turningpoints/search.asp?id=1233

They stocked it with provisions intended to keep their family alive until radiation would have dissipated and they could emerge from their sanctuary.

daily progress

Today i did 5 more index cards and now i have 28. It has gotten me closer to getting my 30 posts. Next class i want to have between 33 and 35 index cards.

index card 28

http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20070929/news_lz1n29read.html

Tells how a shelter made in hunterville, Alabama is able to hold 20,000 people.

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http://allaboutcities.ca/duck-and-cover-bomb-shelters-as-urban-heritage/

this webstite talks about how betweeb 1953 and 1968 there was 464 public fallout shelters.

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http://www.voanews.com/specialenglish/archive/2005-05/2005-05-15-voa1.cfm?renderforprint=1&textonly=1&&TEXTMODE=1&CFID=130790078&CFTOKEN=63201192&jsessionid=8430c5fdef4ac9df0bab6e65286b3021355a

This webstite talks about how there was a fallout shelter made for all congress members.

daily progress

Today i got 7 index cards done. I now have 25 index cards and im closer to my final project. In the future i want to get all my index cards done.

status report

1. I have done 25 index cards and found 3 good pictures.
2.I have to still do my final project and have to get atleast 5 more index cards.
3.Finding reallly good info was harder than i thought.
4.Getting pictures that explain a fallout shelter.
5.I probably would pick a huge topic like World War II so there is a ton of info.
6.I need to get most of my index cards done.

Index card 25

http://video.aol.com/video-detail/1950s-cold-war-propaganda-fallout-shelter/135468493/?icid=VIDURVHOV12

Propaganada was used to scare the U.S people so they would build fallout shelters quickly.

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http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1P2-8568096.html

Fallout shelters were first made in the summer of 1961 due to the Berlin crises.

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http://muse.jhu.edu/login?uri=/journals/journal_of_cold_war_studies/v005/5.3mcenaney.html

Fallout shelters were bascially known around the country as underground cities.

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http://civildefensemuseum.org/cdmuseum2/supply/food/emermassfeed.jpg

This is a picture of a food supply that is inside a fallout shelter.

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http://www.t1r.com/client/view.php?rid=56265

In Nova Scotia, Cananda there was a 64,000 square foot facility built to survive a nuclear fallout.

Index card 20

http://www.slate.com/id/2078892/

Says young women were taught to know how to furnish a fallout shelter.

index card 19

http://www.1134.org/adventures/atomic/sign2.jpg

This is a picture of a fallout shelter sign.