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2010 Georgia Social
Studies Fair
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Photo Gallery
Floor Scenes
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Floor Scene 1
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Floor Scene 2
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Floor Scene 3
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Floor Scene 4
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Ceremonies
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Dutchtown High School
AFROTC Flag Color Guard
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State Social Studies Fair Coordinator Sharon Coleman
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Sarah McKee, New Georgia
Encyclopedia Electronic Editor
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Overall Best in Fair Winner
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State Social Studies Fair Coordinator Sharon Coleman (left) and
Georgia Council for the Social Studies Executive Director Eddie
Bennett (right) with 2010 Overalll Best in Fair Winner Carol
Anne Spangler
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Does Going Green Earn You Green?
Carol Anne Spangler
Chamblee Charter High School
DeKalb County Schools
Steve Rubino, Directing Teacher
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Best in Class Winners
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Best in Class I (Grades 5-6)
Storytelling: How Did it Enter the United
States and
How Does itd Affect Us Today
Cameron Comrie
Chalk2Champions Academy
Alpharetta, Georgia
Steve Rubino, Directing Teacher
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Best in Class II (Grades 7-8)
Teen Car Accidents
Riley Wildeman
Josh Parsons
Teasley Middle School
Cherokee County Schools
Natalie Smith, Directing Teacher
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Best in Class III (Grades 9-10)
Where is Task Force 34?
Zander Crawford
Cherokee High School
Cherokee County Schools
Dan Snipes, Directing Teacher
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Best in Class IV (Grades 11-12)
Jim Crow
Aaron Foston
Grady High School
Atlanta City Schools
Lou Sartor, Directing Teacher
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Best in Discipline Winners: Class I (Grades 5-6)
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Anthropology
What was Life Like for the Pioneers Traveling the Oregon Trail?
Milan Riddick
Roberts Elementary
Paulding County Schools
Tammy Shiflett, Directing Teacher
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Economics
What Is the Best Value – Eating Out
or Eating In?
Christian Floyd
Lanier Elementary
Hall County Schools
Marilyn Hamblen, Directing Teacher
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Geography
Inside Genocide: How and Where
Does it Occur?
Noah Bryant
Fulton Science Academy
Fulton County Schools
Lynn Miner, Directing Teacher
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History
How Did the Buffalo Soldiers Affect African-Americans Enlisting in the Military?
Amya Gibbs
Midland Academy
Muscogee County Schools
Pholly Rhodes, Directing Teacher
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Political Science
Cpl. Paul Bannon
Jackson Bannon
Morningside Elementary
Atlanta City Schools
Beth Burney, Directing Teacher |
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Sociology/Social Psychology
Is the Use of Technology Good
for the Human Race?
Mykel Barber
Centennial Place Elementary
Atlanta City Schools
Dr. Stinson, Directing Teacher |
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Best in Discipline Winners: Class II (Grades 7-8)
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Anthropology
Crisis in Darfur: What Criminal
Activities Are Happening in Darfur
and Why Do They Continue?
Brionna Johnigan
Edwards Middle School
Rockdale County Schools
Kevin Smith, Directing Teacher |
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Economics
How Has the Recession Affected Jobs?
Lorielle Rozier
Arthur Williams Middle School
Wayne County Schools
Sharon Ellis, Directing Teacher |
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Geography
How Can We Solve the Problem
of Global Warming?
Matthew Harries
Holcomb Bridge Middle School
Fulton County Schools
Dwayne Gregory, Directing Teacher |
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History
World War II: The Final Two
Blake Hankwitz
St. Mary's Middle School
Camden County Schools
Mike White, Directing Teacher |
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Political Science
Red, White, and Blue IQ: Can You Pass
the Ameerican Citizenship Test?
Vincent Picard
St. Mary's Middle School
Camden County Schools
Mike White, Directing Teacher
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Sociology/Social Psychology
Diet or Die Trying: The Effects of
Self Image on Eating Disorders
Chelsea Lee
Merry Acres Middle School
Dougherty County Schools
Gina Phillips, Directing Teacher
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Best in Discipline Winners: Class III (Grades 9-10)
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Economics
Outsourcing: Winners and Losers
in the Global Market
Ahila Manivannan
Etowah High School
Cherokee County Schools
Jannie Johnson, Directing Teacher |
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History
Josef Mengele: Fruits of the
Angel of Death
Duc Nguyen
Savannah Arts Academy
Savannah-Chatham County Schools
Margaret Sheehan, Directing Teacher |
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Political Science
What Affects the Approval Ratings
of the Presidency?
David Kelley
Carver Early College
Atlanta City Schools
Dr. Thomas Gosha, Directing Teacher
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Best in Discipline Winners: Class IV (Grades 11-12)
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History
How Have Third Parties Influences
American Politics
Sam Weinstock
Grady High School
Atlanta City Schools
Lou Sartor, Directing Teacher |
Special Awards
Archaeology Award
Presented by the Society for
Georgia Archaeology and the
Georgia Council for
Professional Archaeologists
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Was Lucy Human? A Comparison
of Arthrolapithicus Afrensus
Fossils and Human Bones
Jessica Anthony
Arnold Mill Elementary School
Cherokee County Schools
Lisa Soranno, Directing Teacher |
Archaeology Award
Presented by the Society for
Georgia Archaeology and the
Georgia Council for
Professional Archaeologists
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How Has the Gullah Culture Survived?
Christina Moore
Austin Road Middle School
Henry County Schools
Angelia McQueen, Directing Teacher |
Economics Award
Presented by the Georgia
Council on Economic Education
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How Did Illegal Immigration
Affect the Georgia Economy
Telecia Cistrunk
DeKalb Elementary School of the Arts
DeKalb County Schools
Lorenzo Nash, Directing Teacher |
Geography Award
Presented by the Georgia
Geographic Alliance
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Inside Genocide: How and
Where Does it Occur?
Noah Bryant
Fulton Science Academy
Fulton County Schools
Lynn Miner, Directing Teacher |
Political Science Award
Presented by the Georgia
Council for the Social Studies
Civic Mission of Schools Fund
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Red, White, and Blue IQ: Can You Pass
the Ameerican Citizenship Test?
Vincent Picard
St. Mary's Middle School
Camden County Schools
Mike White, Directing Teacher |
Sociology/Social Psychology Award
Presented by the Georgia
Leadership Association for the
Social Studies
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Diet or Die Trying: The Effects of
Self Image on Eating Disorders
Chelsea Lee
Merry Acres Middle School
Dougherty County Schools
Gina Phillips, Directing Teacher |
New Georgia Encyclopedia Award
Presented by the Georgia
Humanities Council and the
University of Georgia Press
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Indian Removal Act: Did Andrew
Jackson Have a Choice?
Whitney Cruz
North Whitfield Middle School
Whitfield County Schools
Drew Bragg, Directing Teacher |
Georgia Studies Award
Presented by the Friends of
Georgia Archives and History
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The Economy and Foreclosure:
How Does it Affect Students'
Studies and Their Families?
Darrielle McCray
M.D. Roberts Middle School
Claytdon County Schools
Wendy Cotton, Directing Teacher |
Samples of 2010 Projects
- Photos: Mary Stakes and Laura McCarty
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