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    The 1970 Church document, The Renewal of the Education of Faith, was clear in its statement that “the preferred starting point for religious instruction will be the study of Scripture” (cited in Carswell, 2007). Then in 1994, the Church released the document, Catechism of the Catholic Church which stated, “In Sacred Scripture, God speaks to the person in a human way” (n. 109). For Christians, we believe that through the writings of the Bible, the foundations for our beliefs are revealed…

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    which had previously appeared only in their dreams or fairy tales,” (Document A). Even after confronting the leader, Ralph, the smaller…

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    Document 17-4 Analysis

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    The document that I selected to analyze is document 17-4. Document 17-4 was written by In-mut-too-yah-lat-lat, or Chief Joseph, and was written in 1879. The reason as to why the document was written, was because Chief Joseph was explaining himself to the Americans all the things that have been done to him and his tribe both in past and in present in great detail and explaining to the Americans that he and his tribe members are the victims. A historical theme that is related to this document is…

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    Bettelheim says (Document 4). Fellow Holocaust survivor Fred Baron says that he was told by a non-Jewish kapo to look out only for himself at all times, and that in his experience everyone was mostly focused on food and survival (Document 5). This makes sense, considering how little they were given. Reportedly, in the Warsaw Ghetto, people were fed less than ten percent of daily requirements (Document 9). And a ration card from October 1941 granted holders a mere 300 calories a day (Document…

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    to further his goal by drawing on his 2006 trip following the traditional Inuit trial, as well as using ethnographic research, geographic tools, and historical documents to analyze the routes and use the database to find “turning points and other places of importance” and using that to explain the “geographic extent of the network(s) and its historical continuity”. In the article, Aporta constantly stress the importance of oral traditions among the Inuit as the “geographic and environmental…

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    Shomburg Center History

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    New York Public Library which carries many historical writings and documents on the people of African descent. Arturo Schomburg was very active in liberation movements as well as inspired many African-Americans and Afro-Latinos to get involved in African Studies. Schomburg is known for revealing the truth of history the accomplishments of African Americans as well as Africans in their own continent throughout history. His research, literature and historical art materials were purchased by the…

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    dynasty emperors. There were common reasons for Buddhism's popularity as well as its unwelcomed presence among some Chinese emperors. Buddhism was admired by many for copious reasons. People of the lower classes were known throughout the eras of historical time as slaves and people of misery. Buddhism appealed to them as a message to leave their suffering and have peaceful and meaningful lives. People believed that the consistent practice of Buddhism promised them eventual Nirvana…

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    Americans sit down to watch these stories play out in the context of a film, own knowledge of history itself is influenced by the presentation of the film. Therefore, our idea of historical events are impacted by the interpretations of the filmmakers. The film One Night With the King contrasts with historical documents in regards to the portrayal of King Xerxes, Haman’s motives for plotting against the Jews, and the interpretation of the scene where Esther goes to meet the King. However, the…

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    1. What is the thesis of the article? Christine Bearden-White’s article, “Illinois Germans and the Coming of the Civil War: Reshaping Ethnic Identity,” which is found in the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society talks about factors such as “unique settlement patterns” that helped the German immigrants who settled in two areas in Illinois to 1. develop a national identity, and 2. To overcome their differences and unify as a community in support of the Union, Abraham Lincoln and cause…

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    authors tone, the ideas presented, and the historical impact of each document. The…

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