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This documentary competed and won first place at the National History Day Competition of 2012 in the Junior Group Documentary category at district. The theme for this year was Revolution, Reaction, Reform. This documentary is about the Tulsa race riot in 1921.
The Tulsa Race Riot of 1921: Loot, Arson, Treason, and Humiliation.
By Conner Bender and John Moore.
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This documentary won first place at the National History Day Competition of 2012 in the Senior Group Documentary category. The theme for this year was Revolution, Reaction, and Reform. This documentary is about the Green Revolution, its aftermath, and the current day steps to create a second, sustainable green revolution.
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How to Create a Historical DocumentaryWhat is a Historical Documentary?NHD documentaries present information about an event, person, place or idea from the past through a ten minute presentation that showcases documents, images, photographs, and actual footage of the topic you are researching. Your documentary needs to have both primary and secondary research but also be an original production. How is a Documentary Different from Other Categories?Creating a documentary is different from other categories because of the technology necessary. Before deciding to create a documentary, you should ask yourself the following questions:
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