On my Finnish history course students had to create fictional headlines for newspapers. We were studuing a period in Finnish history in which people were dividing into two parts. After this development Finland ended up in a civil war (1918). Before the civil war broke out there were some economic and political problems which drove people apart. There were the upper class people who owned the lands and production facilities and then there were the working class people. On the lessons students were divided into these groups and they had to write newspaper headlines to Padlet wall from their perspective. You can see results below, from embedded Padlet walls.
The right wing newspaper was called "The Fatherland":
The left wing newspaper was called "The Proletarian".
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