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Historical Documents through the Lens of “The Crucible”
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This 5 page paper discusses several historic documents using “The Crucible” as a means to examine them. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: HVflmcru.rtf

Historical Education and Jewish Immigration
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An 8 page paper in which the writer provides an overview of Jewish immigration around the turn of the century, and focuses on the importance of education for Jewish immigrant families. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: Jewimm.wps

Historical Fact
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A 3 page research paper that explores what constitutes a historical fact, as opposed to interpretation. In his renowned work What is History? E.H. Carr addressed this issue in regards to understanding the work of historians. His lucid, insightful commentary on history provides insights into precisely what constitutes a "fact" in historical analysis. No additional sources cited.
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Historical Materialism
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6 pages in length. Throughout history, mankind has attempted to separate itself from the rest of the natural world by devoting time and energy to the pursuit of individualism. This perpetual quest, as chronicled throughout the ages, has caused humanity to turn into a myopic entity whose complete and utter focus is upon the self as opposed to society – and the entire natural world – as a whole. Historians and great thinkers as Marx and Engels have taken ample opportunity to point out the discrepancies of such destructive actions, noting that the primary downfall of human civilization will undoubtedly be the ceaseless aim toward materialism. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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Historical Method and Ancient Literary Texts
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A 6 page discussion of the need for caution when using ancient literary texts to interpret history. The author of this paper points out that the modern historian needs to consider such factors as authorship, language, structure and form, sources, and literary meaning in undertaking historical research. Even more important, however, is reviewing a text in its historical context. Numerous examples are presented from the classical world of all the factors which can influence the accuracy of ancient texts. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PPhistLt.rtf

Historical Society Of Pennsylvania: Review
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8 pages in length. As with any institution that has existed for decades, some of the very aspects considered to be their greatest strengths back then have become some of their greatest weaknesses. This dichotomy develops into an even more challenging element where the stability of the institution is concerned when board members lose sight of a common objective. This is what has transpired with the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, inasmuch as this nearly one hundred-year-old institution faces the duality of remaining true to its roots within an ever-changing contemporary society where that approach is most obviously outmoded, along with the misdirected and personally myopic appreciation of the myriad activities the Society maintains at the expense of the board's ability to continue its social and economic solvency. No bibliography.
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Historical Sources as a Product of their Time
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A 5 page research paper that examines three original historical sources to determine the how the personal interests as well as the cultural assumptions of the authors affected their writing and the descriptions they offer of life at that point in time. The writer looks specifically at the work of Olaudah Equiano, a former slave; Osei Bonsu, King of the Asante; and Eyo Honesty II, King of Calabar to provide an historical viewpoint on the practice of the slave trade. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Historiography Of The Ethnic, Immigrant, Working-Class Ghetto Of The New Immigration
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8 pages in length. Since the time of the Jamestown settlement back in 1607, America has held a steadfast tradition of cradling immigrants within its bosom as though they were its own citizens. The writer discusses the implications of the New Immigration that occurred between 1860 and 1940. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: TLCnewim.doc

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