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Studying History:

Studying History:. Removing the Blinders. We all naturally want to understand the world around us, but life is often very confusing. What we see when we look around us are often just snapshots of a much bigger, longer story.

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Studying History:

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  1. Studying History: Removing the Blinders

  2. We all naturally want to understand the world around us, but life is often very confusing. What we see when we look around us are often just snapshots of a much bigger, longer story.

  3. The job of the historian is to figure out the bigger story behind the snapshot. As we “remove the blinders” and look more at an issue (or a photo), new knowledge is revealed.

  4. The big goal here is for you to use the knowledge gained from history to develop your own ideas and understandings. What new knowledge did you gain when we removed the blinders on these photos?

  5. Slide descriptions • 1. Ku Klux Klan rally, Washington D.C. 1928 • 2. World Trade Center, New York City, 9/11/01 • 3. U.S. Navy, Burial at sea, World War II • 4. Wedding rings stolen from murdered Jews at a Nazi concentration camp during the Holocaust • 5. Bomb shelter, United States, 1960's (during the height of the Cold War)

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