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Website’s I got my information from:
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_historical_importance_of_Marilyn_Monroe

Try WRITING TRICKS for help with style and other tipsW1. Introduction Paragraph
Marilyn Monroe is a very famous person. She was most known for singing, acting, and modeling. This article talks about her younger life, and famous life. She was most known for being the number one sex star of the 20th century of playboy magazine.
A. Thesis statementB. Overview of your entire paperC. Brief history/biography including influences on this person.2. MAJOR IMPACT on History
Marilyn Monroe
A. What was the historical problem?
Marilyn Monroe’s historical importance’s fell into many different places. She was the woman that broke the strict view of American Puritanism. She had many strong different views on civil rights. In 1954 her movie came out and it was the year the Supreme Court decided in the brown v. board of education and brouth the end to racially segregated education. In 1955 Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on the back of the bus, and that was the year Marilyn Monroe told 20th Century Fox that she was no longer playing the role of stereotyped "dumb blond". In on of her interviews she said “I am involved in a freedom ride protesting”.

B. How did this person contribute to the creation or solution of this problem?

Website I got my answer from:
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_did_Marilyn_Monroe_contribute_to_the_world

They said that the answer is not specific enough. She contributed privately to charities to orphan home and companies. She cared about children especially the ones who did not have any parents. Monroe was one of the women who helped shaping the world.


C. What caused this person to act?
The thing to cause Marilyn Monroe to act was the fact she loved kids. She wanted to help them and make them feel like they had parents. She likes to make the world a better place and shape the world. This was not found on any website but this follows to the question “How did this person contribute to the creation or solution of this problem?

D. How did he/she achieve key change? How did he/she motivate others?
Monroe was a model who was seen on Boards out in the city, magazines, and on TV. People saw her everywhere and read many different things about and wanted to be like her. People wanted to try and change the world helping kids who did not have parents. This did not come from a website it did not have any answers on any website so I kind of figured it out on my own.
E. Who else was involved, what happened, where, why, important dates?
Hugh Hefner –threw out the 1950’s and 60’s –he published playboy magazine for Marilyn Monroe.
Joe DiMaggio- was married to Marilyn Monroe.
Arthur Miller- was also married to Marilyn Monroe.
J.F.K- threw out the 1950’s and 60’s.
F. What talents did he/she use?
The talents that Marilyn Monroe had were singing, modeling, acting, and many other things. She was the original POP DIVA. She was the most best at modeling in magazines, pictures, and TV.
G. What effect did it have on their time?
At this time period it was something bold new and exciting. They were able to escape into a fantasy world.

H. What long term change happened because of their actions?
Monroe created caution ary tale about early quick fame. She created the templplate for modern day POP star divas such as Madonna and Anna Colsmith. 3. Explain how this person connects to NHD Theme "The Individual in History: Actions and Legacies".
Monroe started a wave of perky blonde actresses that are promnit in today’s American society. This is apart of NHD because she changed the world and the way American’s view beauty.
A. Why should we care about this person today? Are they famous? If not, why should they be?
We the people should care about this person today because she is a timeless icon of American entertainment. Monroe is quite famous all over the world. B. What is their legacy today? In what ways can we see and feel it?
Many actresses try to look like her and be like her by helping out charities.

C. What larger event or movement did this person contribute to that changed history?
Monroe changed the face of American entertainment by being a sex symbol.
4. BIBLIOGRAPHY
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This is about Marilyn Monroe's life story. She did acting, singing, and many other things . I found all of my information at http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761552273/marilyn_monroe.html
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000054/bio

http://www.marilynmonroe.com/about/bio2.html

Marilyn Monroe was American motion-picture actor who became the most famous international sex symbol of the 20th century. In 1994 a United States Army photographer who induced her to pose for posters for the troops. In 1951, Marilyn got a fairly sizable role in Love Nes. she got many different roles in many different movies. Her first signed her first studio contract with Twentieth Century Fox on August 26, 1946. She did many different things and she became really famous and she did all kinds of movies.



So basically this paragrah was talking about he life in modeling movies and music. nad explaining her younger life and explains how she became REALLY famous.

Most Dangerous Game!

In the book "The Most Dangerous Game" the character Rainsford values equality. The character Rainsford is Against Murder. I know this because in the story Rainsford says"Hunting? Good God, Genral Zaoff, what you speak is murder. Rainsford is against murder because Zaroff tells Rainsford things about animals that is in a mater of killing them. Zaroff tells Rainsford "A new animal? You're joking." "Not at all," said the general. "I never joke about hunting. I needed a new animal. I found one. So I bought this island built this house, and here I do my hunting. The island is perfect for my purposes--there are jungles with a maze of traits in them, hills, swamps". In the middle of the story Rainsford learns how and were Zaroff is going with this whole game type thing. Rainsford gets the hang of what Zaroff is trying to do and he find one of Zaroff's traps and he surrives and makes it threw the traps that Zaroff has planned. The tral that Zaroff had set up for Rainsford ,Rainsford says "I'll give him a trail to follow," muttered Rainsford".That is how the charcter Rainsford has value equality.

Most Dangerous Game!

IRB lOG!

IRB Log

Title: Child Called"It"

Author: Dave Pelzer

Page #:23

Summary: When I read my IRB for an hour I got to the part when then kid was talking and talking about the good times in his life which in case Christmas Eve, and Christmas. They decorated the tree and then got into the car and drove around looking at other peoples decorations.

Rating: 7

Explanation: So far I like the book because its going good for him now but i think it's gonna get worse becasue when I herd about the book and read the back of the book it said bad/sad/awfall things. I am looking forward to the rest of the book.