English, 16.10.2020 15:01 amourrrblackkkk

Step 1: Read the campaign slogans from past presidents. Step 2: Using ONE or more words from the word list, create your own campaign slogan that you would use if you were running for President. Be creative, you can type it out, draw it, make a video saying it.

Step 3: Explain in 2-3 sentences why you chose it and why you think it might be important for presidential candidates to have a campaign slogan.

Campaign slogans from past presidents:

“Build back better” Joe Biden, 2020

“Make America great again”, Donald Trump, 2016

“Change we can believe in” Barack Obama, 2008

“For people, for a change” Bill Clinton, 1992

“This time, vote like your whole world depended on it” Richard Nixon, 1968

“A time for greatness” John F. Kennedy, 1960

List of words:

Vote, Future, Freedom, Great, Believe, People, Better, America, Together, Change
PLEASE HELP ILL GIVE YOU BRAINLIEST I DO NOT WANNA DO THIS HURRY

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