Korea and the Cold War: Lectures & Activities

Workshop 8: Lectures & Activities
2-Hour Workshops (Real-Time Broadcast, Videotape, or Video on Demand)

You can receive graduate credit only if you take all eight workshops in two-hour
sessions. Find out more about graduate credit.

Choose the series of activities below based on whether you are viewing a real-time
broadcast on the Annenberg Channel, a videotape, or Video on Demand.

Viewing Real-Time Broadcast:
Watch the full program, then do each of the activities below.

Viewing Videotapes or Video on Demand:
Watch each video segment listed below, pausing after each one to do the related activity.

All times are approximate

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	Watch Full Program:		58 minutes

	Watch Lecture One: Korea and the Cold War transcript			15 minutes	15 minutes (03:00-18:00)

	Do Activity One: Should U.S. Military Forces Be Sent to Korea?		35 minutes	40 minutes	40 minutes

	Watch Onscreen Activity One: Should U.S. Military Forces Be Sent to Korea?			27 minutes	27 minutes (18:00-44:40)

	Reflect on Onscreen Activity One: Should U.S. Military Forces Be Sent to Korea?		12 minutes	14 minutes	14 minutes

	Watch Lecture Two: Lessons Learned from Korea transcript			9 minutes	9 minutes (44:40-53:30)

	Do Activity Two: Final Thoughts on Korea and the Cold War		15 minutes	15 minutes	15 minutes
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Note: Readings and viewing A Biography of America videos are not included here. These should be completed prior to attending the workshop session. See Before You Watch for more information.

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