Students will create a Wikipedia entry for the selected topic. Each entry must include (A) an introductory overview, (B) three subsections, (C) one legacy section, and (D) references. The minimum word-count for each entry is 1000 words. The photographs should be used to enhance the sections. Provide all relevant citations.
Opening Overview
This section introduces the topic. It should succinctly summarize all major points and milestones.
Subsections
Each entry must include three subsections. The subsections should cover the important information relevant to the topic. 
Examples of subsections for individuals include: Early Life; Career; Awards; and Personal Life. Examples of subsections for events include: Background; Road to Event; Controversy; and Cultural References. [THESE ARE EXAMPLES, NOT REQUIRED SUBSECTIONS].
Legacy Section
Each entry must include a legacy subsection. This subsection identifies and explains why this topic is historically significant. This section should draw on Raymond Williams’ concept of “residual culture” to argue for the topic’s historical significance.
References
Each entry must include at least five references (including ones from each source gallery and the photo gallery). Sources may be footnoted in Wikipedia format or hyperlinked in text.Links to an external site.
This will be typed in a Word doc or PDF and submitted to the assignment dropbox.
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