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    with her childhood ‚ and extends a bit into her adult life. It touches on some of her struggles‚ places she’s lived and traveled to‚ and what she has accomplished throughout her lifetime. She was a poet‚ memoirist‚ film maker‚ actress‚ producer‚ historian‚ educator and most importantly‚ a civil rights activist. Annotated Bibliography for Research Paper Angelou‚ Maya. And Still I Rise. New York: Random House‚ 1978. Print. This is a book which originally published two of Maya Angelou’s infamous

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    Patriot Throughout many decades history has been learned by reading books and listening to past experiences or stories. Although many still use standard history books‚ it seem fair to say that most people now a days are getting their history‚ or what they think is history from movies. It is an unavoidable phenomenon now that televised entertainment is such a big thing. More and more people watch Television so why not put some education into it. Many movies don’t have an accurate explanation‚ or

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    When we watch a historical film‚ we expect it to be accurate and easy to understand‚ but how much of a film is the actual truth or fact? When we think of truth and fact‚ the terms are often put together‚ however there is a subtle difference as fact is supported by evidence and truth is supported by opinion. Historical films often use certain techniques and anachronisms in order to make our understanding of historical events easier to comprehend. This also causes the films to bend the facts in order

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    the historian? (HAP Prelims 2004) ‘Counterfactual propositions are more deeply embedded in the business of writing history than historians are inclined to admit.’ Discuss. (HAP Prelims 2003) Easy introduction: Martin Bunzl‚ ‘Counterfactual History: A User’s Guide’‚ at: http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/ahr/109.3/bunzl.html plus the online discussion of this article John Keegan‚ ‘How Hitler could have won the war’‚ in Robert Cowley (ed.)‚ What if? Military historians imagine

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    The world has seen many great historians such as Greek historian Theopompus to German historian Fritz Fischer who is known for his analysis in World War I. These great historians come from different time periods and also had a different approach’s to their analysis. The novel Clio’s Battles by Jeremy Black argues how the study of history was ultimately altered in the eighteenth century and nineteenth century; by providing how it gradually moved to challenge objectivity and professionalism. In this

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    Therefore‚ the study of history will be worthless. As a student loving to learn about history‚ by reading Tompkins ’ essay I feel like students are being misinterpreted about their country ’s history due to the biases of historians writing history themselves. In my opinion‚ if historians cannot see the facts behind history‚ how can later generation students find out those facts and make an ethical judgment about our history itself. As a kid‚ Tompkins learned from school about the facts about Indians

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    history‚ which are significance and truth. Significance is determined by the historian. The historian sorts through the evidence and presents only that which‚ given his particular world view‚ is significant. No one could record everything that is true about an event in the past. Everything can be entered in history because every factor can be used in studies‚ teachings‚ and certain other possibilities. Most historians use the word “true” to mean any perspective well supported by facts. Several

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    Albert Speer and his role in the Nazi regime. There are a number of factors that can be held accountable for the changing views on Albert Speer and his involvement in the Nazi regime. It was the combination of shifting contexts‚ values and insights‚ linked to Speer’s own personal story‚ which ultimately generated shifting understandings of Speer’s contribution to the Nazi regime. However‚ it is important to acknowledge that there were in fact‚ always different perspectives‚ whereby historians and

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    evolved rapidly since 1979 and as such so has education. FitzGerald looks at the type of questions that new history textbooks ask of students‚ and notices that they are a lot more intuitive. “. . .[the questions] force the student to think much as historians think: to define the point of view of the speaker‚ analyze the ideas presented‚ question the relationship between events‚ and so on‚” (780). Although FitzGerald offers this example in order to compare the learning process to processes used in older

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    perceived. Howard Zinn was a historian‚ who incidentally‚ had little knowledge of Columbus and his story. He plainly stated this from the beginning of his essay‚ explaining to the audience his credentials and intensions. Zinn collected his information from the diaries of the men who were truly there‚ to witness what took place. He made this known by quoting these witnesses‚ letting the reader know where he was obtaining his truths. He appears to see the duties of the historian and citizen as‚ “to widen

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