1) There are many different theories on why Amelia Earhart disappeared over the Pacific Ocean... but my partner and I are going to firure out which theory sounds more reasonable.
2) Many people from 1939- through today are still pointing out their views on how they think Amelia Earhart disappeared ... What my partner and I are going to find out which theory sounds more realistic or which the U.S was going through at the time to see if it links back or has something to do with Amelia's disappearance.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Annotations: Amelia Earhart
1) "Amelia Earhart ." Celebrating 100 Years of Flight. Amelia Earhart. 17 Oct 2008 .
On this website there are quick facts about Amelia Earhart.
2) Patrick Howard. "Amelia Earhart." 10/10/08. August 18, 2003..
On this site Amelia Earhart says a few quotes. It also has the biography of Amelia and what she thought about flying over land and over oceans. She was very excited about planes since she was 10 years old and that excitement lasted through her life.
3) "Last Flight." Biography of Amelia Earhart. Blythe Randolph, 1987, Franklin Watts Publisher, ISBN 0-531-10331-5. 17 Oct 2008.
Amelia Earhart is describe as a strong pilot with tons of courage in this website. On the page there is a picture showing a small map and pointing out places that are important in Amelia’s life. There are theories and examples from her life that are shown to figure out what happened to her and how she disappeared. The only fact that was shown was that Amelia was dead; the only thing that people want to find out is why.
4) "Science and Technology." In search of Amelia Earhart . 1996-2008, A&E Television Networks. History Channel. 10 Oct 2008.
Amelia Earhart is featured in a video on the History Channel. In this video it shows the different possibly of what may have happened on the day she was not found after a journey over the South Pacific Ocean.
5) Unknown. "America's Story." Americas Library. 10/10/08. 10 Oct 2008.
On this website there is a timeline featuring Amelia’s life and what events took place around the time she was born and the time she died. There are more pictures of Amelia.
6) Unknown. "Pioneering Woman Aviator, Lost on Flight over the Pacific." Ace pilots. Copyright 2008, by Acepilots.com. Amelia Earhart. 10 Oct 2008.
Amelia Earhart is in a picture looking comfortable and calm. There are other pictures featured near the bottom of the site. The site also has information about different events Amelia went to and how far it was.
7) Unknown. Who2?. © 2008 Who2, LLC. 10 Oct 2008.
On this website, there are facts about Amelia that is very valuable and useful for the project. Amelia is showed to be the most famous female pilot of her time. This website also shows what books are on her and who she married.
On this website there are quick facts about Amelia Earhart.
2) Patrick Howard. "Amelia Earhart." 10/10/08. August 18, 2003.
On this site Amelia Earhart says a few quotes. It also has the biography of Amelia and what she thought about flying over land and over oceans. She was very excited about planes since she was 10 years old and that excitement lasted through her life.
3) "Last Flight." Biography of Amelia Earhart. Blythe Randolph, 1987, Franklin Watts Publisher, ISBN 0-531-10331-5. 17 Oct 2008
Amelia Earhart is describe as a strong pilot with tons of courage in this website. On the page there is a picture showing a small map and pointing out places that are important in Amelia’s life. There are theories and examples from her life that are shown to figure out what happened to her and how she disappeared. The only fact that was shown was that Amelia was dead; the only thing that people want to find out is why.
4) "Science and Technology." In search of Amelia Earhart . 1996-2008, A&E Television Networks. History Channel. 10 Oct 2008
Amelia Earhart is featured in a video on the History Channel. In this video it shows the different possibly of what may have happened on the day she was not found after a journey over the South Pacific Ocean.
5) Unknown. "America's Story." Americas Library. 10/10/08. 10 Oct 2008
On this website there is a timeline featuring Amelia’s life and what events took place around the time she was born and the time she died. There are more pictures of Amelia.
6) Unknown. "Pioneering Woman Aviator, Lost on Flight over the Pacific." Ace pilots. Copyright 2008, by Acepilots.com. Amelia Earhart. 10 Oct 2008
Amelia Earhart is in a picture looking comfortable and calm. There are other pictures featured near the bottom of the site. The site also has information about different events Amelia went to and how far it was.
7) Unknown. Who2?. © 2008 Who2, LLC. 10 Oct 2008
On this website, there are facts about Amelia that is very valuable and useful for the project. Amelia is showed to be the most famous female pilot of her time. This website also shows what books are on her and who she married.
Friday, October 17, 2008
My Journey into researching Amelia Earhart...
I choose Amelia Earhart, the first female pilot to travel across the Atlantic Ocean. At first My partner and I choose Besty Ross regarding the American Flag. Once we began to do research we notice this subject did not catch our attention. One day during research we ran across Amelia Earhart, at first we did not want to start all over again with the paper work and the researching; but when we heard she was traveling over the Atlantic Ocean one day and disappeared... we just had to research her for our National History Day project. Knowing that Amelia Earhart had disappeared and no one knew where she was at set off my imagination for finding out the closest and reasonable answer to why and how she disappeared.That is why I choose to work on Amelia Earhart for my National History Day project.
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