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Who writes history? A brief description about the politics of history, and where you may fit into the grand narrative of history Lets discuss history A form of story telling created by humans Reflects cultural, social, economic conditions

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Who writes history? A brief description about the politics of history, and where you may fit into the grand narrative of history<br>
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Let’s discuss history… A form of story telling created by humans
Reflects cultural, social, economic conditions
A complex story that can illuminate or obscure, even obliterate events Everyday decisions are made in the vortex of competing demands
Life is a dynamic, conflict ridden, happy series of events
Power is a force that can be wielded for a wide range of purposes<br>
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Let’s discuss power … Enact or rescind laws of the land
Protect (or harm) classes of living beings
Issue (or deny) authority Compel people into action
Confer legitimacy
Make decisions that effect people’s daily lives<br>