3C+Group+B

Hello ladies: Just checking in. I know I'm a little early in the week, but this is the first time I've done "group work" online, so I want to make sure I know what I'm doing. It says we're supposed to Compare and contrast two editorial cartoons. How about analyzing "Ching Cartoon" and "Hoodwinked" as the two? I'm just throwing those out as a suggestion. If you would rather do different ones, please just let me know! Thanks Diane  Diane, That sounds good to me. This is the first time I am working in group work on wiki. We are supposed to complete the Venn Diagrams independently and then join our ideas together. Is that your understanding also? Jamie Lee

That's sounds right to me, Jamie! I'll volunteer to type up all our ideas and attach the Venn diagram to this page when we're finished. I tried attaching the Venn Diagram for all of us to work on, but it doesn't save the changes to the wiki (at least I haven't figured out how to do that, yet.) Diane

Sorry ladies it took me an extra day to get on here, I have to say it will be hard to complete a group project this week for me since my father-in-law just passed away last night and I spent most of the day yesterday in the hospital. I will work on this assignment first though, hopefully I will get it done today and I guess send it to you, Diane, since you offered to compile it. I do appreciate that, thank you so much! Are we sending our partial venn diagrams through messages or posting our parts on this page? ~ Tauni Lindsey

Sorry to hear about your Father-in-law, Tauni. You can send the info to me however you want. If you click on the "discussion" option above, you could post a message (I just tried it and it works pretty well), It might be a quicker way to comunicate than editing this page all the time. What do you think? Diane

Hey ladies: here's an interesting article that I found on the Chinese Treaty Here's also an interesting one on Chang Yen Hoon Thought I would share! Diane
 * Final Venn Diagram: ** [[file:Venn%20Diagram.pdf]]
 * Sources used: **

//The Heathen Chinee: A Study of American Attitudes Toward China, 1890 - 1905// []

HarpWeek Cartoons []

Online Archive of California []

A Most Daring Outrage: Murders at Chinese Massacre Cove, 1887 by R. Gregory Nokes //Oregon Historical Quarterly// []

I liked how you organized your information. It was easy to follow and understand the meaning behind the cartoons. Jeanine