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    In Telling Stories by Mary Jo Maynes, Jennifer L. Pierce, and Barbara Laslett argue that personal narratives are important tool for research for understanding relationship of people and that event in history. Personal narrative should be based on evidence. The challenges historian face in the use of personal narrative are the use of personal narrative in the social science and history relationships between omdviual and social has been a problem of perennial concern to social scientist and humanities

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    intrigue of past civilizations and eras, my desire to pursue History was inevitable. History has set the course for the world we presently live in, and has defined our very existence. From political pioneers to revolutionary movements, history has always struck a chord with me. It allows us to learn from the blunders of previous generations while encouraging us to evolve our beliefs and set the course of our own path. By pursuing a degree in History it would allow me to broaden my knowledge of this diverse

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    As I continue through my third year of my Art History Major, I find not only my knowledge but also my mind expanding into a broader range of relevance to my career and life goals. Art History is the study of social, economic, religious and political components, which shape history through aesthetics. Studying the environment and events that influence the artworks produced throughout history has drawn me to the history of Christianity and its effects on First Nations peoples in Canada. I come from

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    Art history particularly interests me because of my strong love for the arts and curiosity about where it comes from. I have always had a strong passion for the arts since I was a child, visiting museums whenever possible to feed my fascination. Ever since I was little, I have been drawing and engaging myself in the arts to the point where I now consider it a possible career. It was not until recently, when I enrolled in my school’s Advanced Placement Art History course, that I developed an even

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    since I was a little girl, I have always been interested in History. I remember heading towards my first grade class in my elementary school in Mexico City, excited to learn about my ancestors. I loved learning about how countries around the world came to be and how different societies emerged. In 2010, when I moved from Mexico City to New York, I became acquainted with American history. Although I had learned about different countries' histories, I had never fully learned about a specific country that

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    Having taken a year off from a history class of any kind, I thought it was time to return to taking history as a junior. What followed was a fruitful year in AP U.S. History (APUSH), having never received below an A for each grading period. Thriving in APUSH left me with a desire to further my interest in U.S. history and government, and I quickly joined Lake Central’s History Club. Focused on volunteer work and preserving U.S. history, History Club is given the honor of designing and organizing

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    My Personal History

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    There are many historical connections that have shaped my personal history, which are 9/11, LA Riots, and Obama becoming president. I was twelve years old in middle school when the September 11, 2001 heartbreak occurred. Being that it happened so long ago I can only recall a little important details about that day. I remember being in my first period class and hearing the principle making the announcement about the tragedy that had occurred in New York City at the World Trade Center. My teacher then

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    Personal Family History

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    aunts, and cousins. When it’s reunion time, no matter what the weather, it is such a happy day, when the family gets together. Moses 6:5-8 and again in verse 46 "This history of the dealings of God with his people and the experiences they had constitutes our present scripture. It is nothing more or less than sacred family history. Because it was written under the influence of the Spirit of the Holy Ghost, it became scripture" (Theodore M. Burton, "The Inspiration of a Family Record," Ensign, Jan

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    “Your worst battle is between what you know and what you feel” -Unknown. When cultures collide, A person tends to have conflicts with others and also with themselves. In “Thanksgiving: A Personal History” By Jennifer New, She experiences internal conflict because she is confused on how she should celebrate her first thanksgiving as an adult, to either use old traditions she did as a child or to start a new thing as an adult. As an adult missing her childhood memories It’s hard to decide whether

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    Personal Social History

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    Personal and Social History Ms. F. grew up in McNairy County in Michie, TN and graduated high school in 1962. She worked 25 years as a housekeeper for the State of Tennessee at a local park inn. She is of Methodist faith. She denies illicit drug use, and has never used alcohol. She smoked ½ pack per day x 15 years; quit in 1990. Exercise and diet. Walks at the local park with a group of friends every AM, ½ mile per day. Eats three meals per day, regular diet. Says she tries to limit sweets, red meats

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