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    Germany), a bear (Soviet Russia) and Little Red Riding Hood who is Poland. For a historian the limitations are it is only about Russia, Germany and Poland which means that the historian does not know what the reactions are for the other countries that were in the war were at that time. The uses are that it implies that Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia are in an alliance because they are in bed together. The historian can tell it’s not a normal alliance due to the metaphor of the animals, a wolf is…

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    Historians have vastly changed and continued to influence the world around us. Our everyday lives have progressed into what it is because of the work of historians and their impact on the human race. Benjamin Franklin is one of the most famous historians in American history. He invented bifocals, copperplate press design, copy machine design, daylight savings idea, hot water systems design, light globe model, lightning rod, mechanical arm and so much more. Even though all of his invention have…

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    “Becoming A Historian” mainly consist of some context of who Geoff Eley is, what lead Eley to being a historian, and explains how while the history he learned about in college was interesting, what he learned thanks to the political movements around him and because of non school related books published from sources…

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    Imagination” an essay by Hayden White in “Tropics of Discourse Essays in Cultural Criticism”. In this essay, White begins by addressing the difficulties historians may have in reporting history because of the inherent bias or lack of expertise the historian brings in a particular field of study in order to distinguish the significance of the events. A good historian, as stated by White, consistently reminds us that history is always an incomplete record and the events are ever changing as new…

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    then-president Richard Nixon stated - to achieve “Peace with Honor.” However, it is widely agreed among historians that the US’s withdrawal from Vietnam was one of the largest failures of the American Government, though there is debate on the real reason for this withdrawal. Revisionist historians argue that it was the flawed policymaking of containing communist expansionism…

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    Throughout the years, many historians have studied Native Americans, and each had their own ideas on the culture. Even though they had different thoughts the comparisons of all the historians are extremely interesting. As the years go on and historians developed new ideas about Native Americans the more positivity is brought to the subject. When the first historians began talking about the natives, they had a negative outlook on their culture, and whether they belonged here or not. But as the…

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    been living a lie. Throughout the film you are able to see the form of mystification form the Oracle, a character that knows everything in the film, and on Morpheus, the leader of the humans. Throughout the movie, the Matrix releases “agents” (art historians) to go after the humans. The agents have incredible power (mystification) to make everything in…

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    writing throughout her life. Historian Laurel Ulrich told the life of Martha Ballard based on the primary source, Martha’s diary. Historical documents need to be interpreted so they can be fully understood. Historians must do research on the time period being studied to better reconstruct the past. Reconstructing the past is necessary when primary sources only provide an incomplete picture of the past. Patterns must be made, and all possibilities must be challenged. Historians take what…

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    Excavations of Ancient Egypt has led historians to uncover bits and pieces of life during that time period, but only to a limited extent. Historians have been able to conclude that the Ancient Egyptians valued tombs and temples, and had specific domestic housing architecture. Analyses of these features indicates Ancient Egyptian lifestyles; however, these features only provide historians with a limited amount of knowledge due to no direct evidence from robbing of tombs, flooding of the Nile,…

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    The “Concentration of Wealth” is about a series of writers explaining their views about the disparities in the economy. The arguments that the writers in the Independent portray are the undesirability of wealth inequality. Several writers in the article described ideas that would prevent wealth inequality. For instance, Sumner stated that no man can achieve millions without the help of others. It is not only one person that will benefit from the money. (The Independent, 1039) The writers have…

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