October 5th, 2012
Journal #2
Question-Who freed the slaves? Did president Lincoln and the US government free the slaves or did the slaves free themselves? Explain!
Answer- Theres been questions on who freed the slaves. Everyone has there opinion based on this topic in slavery. My opinion is that Abraham Lincoln did not free the slaves. My opinion is this because Abraham Lincoln died before the slaves were freed. There is no way he could of freed the slaves. I think the slaves freed themselves. Furthermore, I dont think Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves I think the slaves freed themselves.
Friday, October 5, 2012
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Weekly Blogging Question #1
9-27-12
Journal #1
Question-How do primary and secondary sources on the same topic work together to develop your understanding of history?
Answer- Primary and secondary sources on the same topic work well together to develop a better understanding in history. Primary and secondary sources work well together by understanding what was in done in that time period for a example a painted picture that is known as a primary source then a essay that was typed this previous year. Basically just letting a reader understanding something that is bias or what actually happened. An example of a topic that primary and secondary sources work together to develop a better understanding of history is Slavery. A primary and secondary source on slavery work together to develop a better understanding of history by showing an actual time based source which is known as a primary source and then showing them opinions of it so they can have a better sense of it which is a secondary source. Also if you could go on www.tinyurl.com/sept10docs
it shows examples of a painting that say it was a was a war someone try to redo it and it winded up not even looking like the painting. Furthermore, primary and secondary sources on the same topic do work together to develop an better understanding of history espiecally on slavery.
Journal #1
Question-How do primary and secondary sources on the same topic work together to develop your understanding of history?
Answer- Primary and secondary sources on the same topic work well together to develop a better understanding in history. Primary and secondary sources work well together by understanding what was in done in that time period for a example a painted picture that is known as a primary source then a essay that was typed this previous year. Basically just letting a reader understanding something that is bias or what actually happened. An example of a topic that primary and secondary sources work together to develop a better understanding of history is Slavery. A primary and secondary source on slavery work together to develop a better understanding of history by showing an actual time based source which is known as a primary source and then showing them opinions of it so they can have a better sense of it which is a secondary source. Also if you could go on www.tinyurl.com/sept10docs
it shows examples of a painting that say it was a was a war someone try to redo it and it winded up not even looking like the painting. Furthermore, primary and secondary sources on the same topic do work together to develop an better understanding of history espiecally on slavery.
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