“THE HISTORIAN’S TASK IS TO UNDERSTAND THE PAST; THE HUMAN SCIENTIST, BY CONTRAST, IS LOOKING TO CHANGE THE FUTURE.” TO WHAT EXTENT IS THIS TRUE IN THESE AREAS OF KNOWLEDGE? The historian’s task of developing an understanding of the past involves the study of the human past as described in the written documents and objects left by human beings related to a particular point or period in time. However, there is always the problem of authenticity of evidence and the interpretation of events that may
Do You Know About Past American History? “A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots”(Marcus Garvey). I think that this quote is a good example of people today. A lot of people need to learn about our past history if they haven’t yet already. You need to learn our past history because we need to learn of our past wars, how far our country has come since 1776, and for people to show our Veteran’s and soldiers more respect. These
1. Describe why past medical history information in a health history can be important when considering the patient’s current chief complaint. (5 points) A patient’s past health history may provide insight into causes of current symptoms. It also cues the nurse to certain risk factors for disease. A past health history includes childhood and adult illnesses, chronic health problems and treatment, and previous surgeries or hospitalizations (Lippincott et al.,2014). 2. A 65-year-old patient
American History: The Dark Past Unique characters, stimulating story plot and surprising endings are some reasons people in literature believe the two novels To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee and Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck have maintained their long standing positions in American literature. Readers and critics alike spend much time searching for what distinguishes these novels from others. As plain and old these books may seem, their messages are not. To some, the messages of these novels
James Baldwin once said: “History is not the past. History is the present. We carry our history with us. To think otherwise is criminal”. This quote stated by James Baldwin perfectly summarizes the many problems that people are acquainted within society. Throughout history, people are bunched up into groups where they are labeled certain things which carries on into today’s world. People are not viewed as individuals with the certain choice making abilities but rather subjected to being grouped by
Massachusetts Patrick Henry once stated,”Give me liberty or give me death.” This means that the people of America were willing to fight to the death for the to be free.This paper will discuss Massachusett’s present and past history during the time of the Revolutionary War; as well as the causes of the war, Sons of Liberty, and important battles. Boston was where the action began. It began with taxes being raised and acts are made, such as the Stamp act. The Boston people were upset because the
The African-American History from the Late 19th Century through the Present course was very informative and educational. This course offered a broader view at looking and analyzing the history of African-American in the United States. Though, I have read extensively and possessed a small collection of books on the subject, this course has affirmed what I have already knew as well as elevating my knowledge on the subject. The course also opened up new ways to look and understand certain facts about
still seen today? White privileges are still happening today in our non-segregated era, we are thought to be equal but there are still imbalances with our social and economical ways. In this paper, I will discuss how white privilege was seen in the past history, and in the present with social and economical ways. White privileges were seen as early as the eighteenth century. These privileges started to be shown and seen with slavery. We owned African Americas; we made them do all of our work for little
PMH – Past Medical History Right inguinal hernia repair (2006) Fractured Right Neck of femur and partial hip replacement (2005) Medication Amlodipine 5mgs OD Over the Counter medication Paracetamol (which he had taken when needed after his operation) Social history Never smoked Only drinks alcohol on occasions such as Christmas and Birthdays Social situation As explained above Family History Only child Father lived to 89; he died in hospital following being admitted for pneumonia. Mr Brown did
Cassidy Mitchely Mrs. Smith English 11CB block A4 30 April 2015 Film History is a Blast From the Past The 1920’s was a time of vast exploration in many areas of cultural interest. With the introduction of synchronized sound with motion pictures, the film industry experienced a tremendous boom. The advancements of the movie industry during this produced a massive amount of profits. In the entirety of film history, the 1920’s was a time of great innovation and grandeur and was the beginning of many