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High school level. Diary entries so not super formal

Unit 5 Summative Task Diary Your task: choose an identity of an individual living in Mandate Palestine from the 1920s through the 1940s. Compose a series of four short diary entries that relate an account of specific historical events while reflecting the viewpoint/ideology of that person and the group to which they belong. What would that individual be doing in that moment? How would that individual perceive the events around him or her? How would they react? Choose one identity and write all four entries according to their perspective. Identities: ● Member of Irgun, Lechi or Haganah ● Arab in Palestine ● British official Entry 1: an event/situation that occured in 1920’s Mandate Palestine Entry 2: UN Resolution 181 Entry 4: an event/situation in the civil war period or War of Independence Entry 5: Post-war, reflecting on the outcomes and significance of 1948 war Each entry should include historical details, but should not be a summary of each event. Your entries should be written in the first person, and should focus on how the individual is feeling/reacting to the historical event unfolding and the consequences/effects of this event on his or her life. The individual should also demonstrate a certain bias given the group they belong to. Each entry should be 200-250 words (no less than 180 words each, 250 is hard maximum). You can use any font or formatting you choose. You are not required to use outside sources, but if you do, please include footnotes with a link to the source where you found the information. You should use proper spelling and grammar, and be sure to capitalize proper nouns like Zionism, the Yishuv, Arabs etc. Total: /24 Rubric to follow

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Title: British official living in Mandate Palestine from the 1920s through the 1940s
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Entry One: The Bloody Passover	3
Entry Two: UN Resolution 181	3
Entry Three: The War of Independence	4
Entry Four: Post War Era	4
Work Cited	6
Entry One: The Bloody Passover 
	 Dear Diary, I lived my entire day and life so far obviously as Member of Irgun and I feel that In the wake of 1917, as I have read and observed, British officials confronted Jewish nationalists who protested for a separate state in Palestine for Jews. The ongoing struggle results in violence and riots in 192o where five Jews were killed in controlling process of the riot. The event is known as the bloody Passover (Ginat). I could also view that it was not like that just the Jews were killed in this riots; due to holding the front against them, four of the Arabs were also killed and it consequently put the whole region under great political and geographical tensions. The meeting of seven European nations in 1920 also gave advantageous position to Britain over this region. In fact, during this meeting, Italy supported the idea of giving Mandate of Palestine to Britain. The Arabs of Palestine who could hold the Balfour declaration opposed this mandate again and in April 1920, once again, six of the Arabs were killed in a violent action. Overall, a close analysis of the 1920 and the process of Mandate given over Palestine resulted in the form of violent conflicts among the Arabs and the European rulers, especially the Britain (Cohen). 
Entry Two: UN Resolution 181
	 Dear Diary,

Unit 5 Summative Task Diary Your task: choose an identity of an individual living in Mandate Palestine from the 1920s through the 1940s. Compose a series of four short diary entries that relate an...

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