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Video: Introduction
Timeline of Investigative Journalism
Video: First Amendment
Solo Sentence: Watchdog Role
IDing watchdog role
Video: Case Studies Intro
Chapter 2
Video: Nellie Bly Introduction
Nellie Bly Case Study
Video: Nellie Bly Recap
Reflection Question
Chapter 3
Video: Ida B. Wells Introduction
Ida B. Wells Case Study
Video: Ida B. Wells Recap
Ida B. Wells assessment
Chapter 4
Video: Watergate Introduction
Watergate Case Study
Video: Watergate's Impact
Woodward Bernstein assessment
Watergate assessment #2
Chapter 5
Video: Poisoned Intro
Poisoned Case Study
Video: Poisoned Impact
POISONED assessment
Video: Conclusion
Conclusion
Video: My Lai Introduction
My Lai Case Study
Video: My Lai Recap / Product of Mexico Introduction
Product of Mexico Case Study
Product of Mexico List
Fatal Force Case Study
SA: If you were an investigative reporter...
Seafood Case Study
National Memorial for Peace and Justice Website
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Woodward and Bernstein’s reporting had multiple effects.
Rank the following in order of importance, according to your opinion — there’s no right or wrong answer.
Exposed corruption at the highest levels of government.
Showed that no one — even the president — is above the law.
Demonstrated why it’s so important to protect journalists’ right to report on government wrongdoing.
Inspired a generation of investigative journalists.
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