Title page with your topic name (Raphael, da Vinci, etc.) and your name with class period here

All other slides besides this should have notes explaining what you will say.

They can be notes (bullet points) or sentences.

Be sure to say who it is you are going to talk about and their influence in history - history could be in the person's own time (teaching students for example) all the way to the present.

A basic biography but should include details about his life and/or times that we need to know to understand your thesis. This could be where you explain a technique or work that you will be connecting. You might explain how things were done before this person came along or the work was created.

You can add slides to show the technique or work of art and explain its background or innovation.

Show your first connection/effect to history and give an explanation - you can use a few slides for this if you need to. You may want a picture slide or two...

A quote reinforcing your first reason/claim. You can put this anywhere in the presentation.
Be sure to include who said it (parenthetical citation)

Another example to support your connection to influencing history

Another quote strengthening your claim - again this can be anywhere in the presentation.
Don't forget the citation.

These are the thoughts you want us to remember. This is a review so repeat your main ideas here.

Sum up the main points and thank your audience.