Wednesday, March 3
Students received four handouts, one on the history of Reconstruction after the American Civil War and one on Birth of a Nation.
We will entertain two opposing views of Reconstruction. Today we began with the commie abolitionist line in the form of excerpts from a PBS documentary on the period. This will be followed by D.W. Griffith's authentic account in his famous film.
HW due Thursday:
Start reading the handouts; be sure to finish the first (Howard Zinn's account of Reconstruction) by Thursday.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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