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    Causes of the Revolution from Two Contradictive Historians The American Revolution was a unique phenomenon. Many people from complete opposite ends of colonial societies united to gain independence from the sovereign Great Britain, who during the time was the military and economic powerhouse of the world. Historians often find themselves disagreeing over the causes that joined colonial forces together. Gary Nash and Bernard Bailyn are two historians who view the American Revolution from two…

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    activates your imagination and has you connect with the character to better understand what that character is going through. Fiction would then be valuable to historians because it helps them see the emotions of people during the time they are studying. To prove this, this essay will test the historical accuracy of The Headstrong Historian , by Chimamanda Adichie, by comparing it to nonfiction accounts, the vital truth of colonial Nigeria will be established,…

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    typically agree that reality is a universal truth. It is what we all see, hear, and feel. It is what is physically true. While this is a valid argument, others such as philosophers believe that everyone has and lives in a different reality. In The Historian as Participant, the author talks about how history is biased and everyone experiences things differently. However, the author says that this doesn’t make one point of view and one person’s experience more true than another. This is connected…

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    archaeologists and historians study how people lived in the past. But they also tell that archaeologists and historians use different methods to learn and obtain information from the past.Historians based more directly to letters and diary entries, and in enormous variety of public documents, such as laws speeches, newspapers, and court cases. In the other hand, archaeologists tend to focus more on physical objects such as bones, spear points, pots, baskets, jewelry, clothing, and buildings.…

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    The Real, Real Historian In Webster’s Dictionary, a Historian is defined as, “ a writer or computer of history, or as an authority on or specialist in history (863). Thucydides is regularly referred to as the, “Real Father of History.” The exact date of the birth of Thucydides is unknown, it was sometime before the Peloponnesian war had begun. Thucydides was in an elite group of Athenian Men, including Pericles, the athenian Leader of at the beginning of the Peloponnesian War ( Pounce, 9). Once…

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    presented with the various topics that Anresen addresses. In his essay, he provides an adequate account of all sides and viewpoints of historians and their writings on the labor unions and racism seen in the working class against minorities. With the providing of these writings, he compares and contrasts several arguments, debates, and viewpoints that each historian presents. One of the best examples of this I thought was Anresen’s analysis of Herbert Hill and Herbert Gutman’s writings. I liked…

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    land, gave itself to support Conway and her family. When Conway left Australia for Cambridge, Massachusetts, perhaps the least American place in the United States, she sought an intellectual refuge, one of the few places in the 1960s where a bright historian could do daring work. Had she lived in Iowa, it is likely her criticism would have landed squarely on American culture. Conway’s criticisms of Australian culture ring flat because they were pervasive in midcentury western…

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    different cultures people draw their own prejudices. With the professionalization of history, efforts to learn both sides of a story or understand other cultures have declined. This phenomenon is described by Arthur Schlesinger in his essay The Historian as Participant, “Such severe standards created the…

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    History dedicated his entire life to history and key historical events. His carrier and work involves close investigation and interest of Japanese Americans in the years of World War II. His work has been published in Radical History Review, The Historian, the Journal of American History, New York History and The World History Bulletin. Robert Shaffer is a teacher at the Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania, studied U.S. Foreign Relations, U.S. Immigration and Ethnicity, 20th-Century U.S.,…

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    Through Margaret Atwood’s poem The Loneliness of the Military Historian we learn that speaker includes herself within her opinion of how the world view the people of the military. She continues throughout to express her understanding of how the soldiers are viewed. “ Confess: it’s my profession/ that alarms you” (Atwood, 1-2), here the speaker understands that her profession is the reason she is not called upon, “this is why few people ask me to dinner/ though Lord knows I don’t go out of my way…

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