Development of your personal perspective

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Answer the following questions:

How has active conversation with your peers contributed to your development of your personal perspective and understanding of the past?
How has the analysis of historical events allowed you to develop empathy as you were asked to view the world from various perspectives?
As you studied the events of history, what was revealed to you about the untold stories of history?
How might you play an active role in highlighting all voices of American citizens throughout history?
How have conflict & compromise contributed to the development of political, socio-economic and cultural aspects of American society between the Age of Exploration & the Reconstruction Era?"

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