Notes

The process paper does include a title page.

Draft ⤵

The topic of our project is the problem, and solution of the Nazis, and Jews. We chose our topic, because the history of Nazis, and Jews is intriguing to us. They are also infamous, and well known. Our topic is important, because everyone should want to avoid something like this happening in the future. Our topic is also important because it involves teaching about World War 2.

We found our information from websites, and a book. The book was meant for informing it's reader of another topic, but it still helped us out. The book is "The Life and Death of Adolf Hitler" by James Giblin. Websites that helped us out are ones such as History.com, ushmm.org, bartleby.com, and google itself. They helped us out by providing certain information we needed.

"The Life and Death of Adolf Hitler" provided information of events between the Nazis, and Jews. It was mostly about Hitler, but it still contained such facts. History.com let us learn about the Holocaust, and its meanings. Ushmm.org provided information about German Jews, and how they reacted towards the Holocaust. The website also helped us learn the solution to the problem. Bartleby.com provided information such as why it is important to learn about World War 2. Of course, it also contained facts about the Holocaust.

During our research we did not encounter many problems at all. We had a few problems with seeking out certain things we wanted to know. When we had these problems we eventually found what we were looking for. Besides searching for certain things, our project went without difficulties.

Our topic fits into this year's contest by involving the solution of going to war, and pushing Hitler out of power, thus ending the Holocaust. And involving the conflict of Nazis wanting to annihilate, and kill Jews. Our topic was very important to history, because its conflict led to War World 2. Its events are also important, because during the conflict over six million Jews were killed, and a lot more people were harmed. The Holocaust will most likely always haunt history.