Credits & Copyright

This WebQuest was created by preservice teachers in the Education Department at University of Richmond.

The original document for this WebQuest was created by Charlie Gallagher and Christy Yarnell during the spring semester of 1996. The redesign of this WebQuest was created by Brie Walsh, Erin Kubarewicz, Katie Reiss, and Danielle Smith during the spring semester of 2005. This WebQuest was created in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a course on Integrating Technology Across the Curriculum.

This site is maintained as an interactive resource for educators, students and parents by Dr. Patricia Stohr-Hunt. All inquiries and comments regarding this document should be mailed to her at: pstohrhu@richmond.edu.

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Teachers may adapt this lesson for classroom use only or per variations that have been suggested. The reproduction of any portion of this site for an entire school or school system is strictly prohibited. No part of this publication may be transmitted, stored, recorded or published in any form without written permission from the University of Richmond Education Department. Modifications, updates and changes to the actual site by making adaptations to create a new genre, theme or grade level, in which a new site is developed for publication to the WWW, must also be approved. Appropriate citations and links to the original document must be included within the new site.

The template for this site came from The WebQuest Page .

Appleworks (1991-2003). [Clip art]. Apple Computers.

Stokstad, M. (2002). Art History: Vol. 1, Second Edition. New York: Prentice Hall. Retrieved April 11, 2005 from www.amazon.com

Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Currently in Effect for Virginia Public Schools. Retrieved April 11, 2005 from
http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Superintendent/Sols/home.shtml