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=Unit of Study: Chasing the Dream= //Invisible Man// and //Death of a Salesman//

** ANNOUNCEMENTS **
1. Several of our review exercises leading up to the AP exam will be based on the text of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s. You can start your skill review by downloading the text and reading the introduction. Your task, of course, is to decide how much of the text comprises the introduction. Then identify King's various ethical strategies in introducing his argument. 2. Here are the AP exams from and  for those of you who want some multiple choice practice. You can also click here for the posted back in the fall. 3. Logical fallacy info graph: www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/rhetological-fallacies/ 4. See assignment 3 below for the first //Death of a Salesman// assignment. The rest of this page will be archived soon.

**1. Harlem Renaissance Art Project**
Choose one of these three options: >
 * Due: Friday, May 3**
 * Painting: Imitate [[file:The Great Migration.ppt|the work of Jacob Lawrence]] and compare/contrast it against the work of Ellison. (Full directions [[file:Art Analysis Project.doc|here]])
 * Collage: Read Zora Neal Hurston's "[[file:How It Feels to Be Colored Me.pdf|How it Feels to be Colored Me]]", write an imitative essay, and create a complementary collage. (Full directions [[file:How it Feels to be ______ Me.docx|here]])
 * Photography: Read [[file:The Fire Next Time excerpt.pdf|Part I]] of James Baldwin's //The Fire Next Time//, write an imitative narrative, and create a complementary photo essay. (Full directions [[file:Baldwin Imitation.docx|here]])

**1. Ellison Biocritiques**
**Due: Thursday, April 4 and Friday, April 5** After each day's viewing of "Ralph Ellison: An American Journey", write one biocritique, in which you connect one specific observation in the biographical film to one specific aspect of Ellison's novel in order to promote an analysis of the text.

**2. Socratic Seminar Preparation**
**Due: Tuesday, April 9** Download and read "" by Booker T. Washington and "" by WEB Du Bois. Annotate each text in preparation for next Tuesday's socratic seminar, entitled "The Dialectic of Black America's Future".

**3. Background Reading for //Death of a Salesman//**
Download and read Arthur Miller's essay and complete.
 * Due: Friday, May 17**