AAS, Make a six panel storyboard mapping the trajectory of Korean immigration history covered in the Lee chapter. You can do it freehand on sheets of paper or use google slides or powerpoint

african studies multi-part question

AAS, Make a six panel storyboard mapping the trajectory of Korean immigration history covered in the Lee chapter. You can do it freehand on sheets of paper or use google slides or powerpoint. For those of you who do not know what a storyboard is, it is a series of panels that communicate different moments or phases in a story. A good example is a comic strip. A powerpoint is a form of storyboard, as long as the slides create a sense of continuity. (I have attacked the example file – Storyboarding Korean American history)
Raja Kumari is an Indian-American artist from Los Angeles, through her music she expresses herself by incorporating both her Hindu and American culture.
Choose a line(s), scene from the music video, or anything that stood out to you!
Step #1: Identify three key stories in the Lee Chapter 7 to write about. Choose from this list:
Nippon Maru
D. R. Davichand
Tuly Singh Johl
New Orleans Bengalis
Suchiat Singh
Kala and Vaishno Das Bagai
Hindustan Association of America
Daniel Keefe
Komogata Maru
Bhagat Singh Thind
Step #2: Write a paragraph summarizing each story (total = three paragraphs)(minimum 25 words each)
Step #3: Write a third paragraph (minimum 25 words) describing your takeaway from the two stories.
AFRS Film Discusion https://fod-infobase-com.jpllnet.sfsu.edu/p_ViewVi…
Requirements: 1
In the early 1900s, Japan colonized Korea, forcing many Korean families to be driven out by Japanese soldiers.
Many families went to the port and were recruited to work for Hawaiian plantations. The American government painted Hawaii as a paradise.
Many women also came to Hawaii by getting married to men who had sent their pictures. Unfortunately, these pictures were often inaccurate.
Upon arrival, the Koreans realized that the life in Hawaii was also horrible. They had to face racism and were overworked as child-caring wives, plantation workers, etc.
Many Koreans left Hawaii to mainland U.S. to open businesses, work in restaurants, become domestic servants, etc.
Many others were already in the mainland as they came to San Francisco and were processed at Angel Island.
Film Response Directions: After watching the film, respond to the following questions: 1.What is the name of the film?2.What did you learn from this film? Did you gain a new insight?3.What is the message of this film?4.Describe a moment or scene in the film that you found particularly disturbingor moving. What was it about that scene that was especially compelling foryou?5.Did anything in the film surprise you? Was anything familiar?6.If you could ask anyone in the film a single question, whom would you ask andwhat would you want to know?7.What did you learn from this film that you wish everyone knew? What wouldchange if everyone knew it?8.If you could require one person (or one group) to view this film, who would itbe? What do you hope their main takeaway would be?9.Do you feel that this is an important story? If so, why?10. Was there something you didn’t understand about the film?11. What did you like best about the film? Least?