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### Written Research Component

#### Step 1: Research an Apartheid Law
Decide on an apartheid law and read as much as you can about it. Summarize what you read in your own words.

#### Step 2: Decide How You Will Illustrate the Law
You can:
- Draw your own illustrations, for example, a map
- Do your own drawings
- Cut out pictures from newspapers or magazines
- Use original photographs
- Copy a photograph from the Internet

Choose two illustrations that will inform your text, not just decorate it. Write a careful and creative caption for each illustration.

#### Step 3: Write Up Your Findings
1. Put your words and your illustrations together.
2. Ensure you use your own words and write in plain English.
3. Do not write more than 300 words.

### Oral History Component

#### Step 1: Find a Person to Interview
1. Find a person to interview and explain the project you are doing. Your teacher can help you with your choice.
2. Get the person's agreement to be interviewed.
3. Make an appointment to speak to the person.

#### Step 2: Make a List of Questions
1. Make a list of about 10 questions to ask the person.
2. Ask your teacher or another adult to check your questions.



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Final answer:

For a history project, students need to research an apartheid law, select and caption illustrations, and combine everything into a summary.


Explanation:

Identifying and Counting the Required Steps in the Writing Task:

  1. Research an apartheid law and summarize findings.
  2. Decide on illustrations and write captions.
  3. Combine words and illustrations into a summary.

Researching an Apartheid Law:

Step 1: Choose an apartheid law and summarize information. Step 2: Select two informative illustrations and craft creative captions.


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