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Rachael Piazza | HIST 297, Fall 2015
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HIST 297, Fall 2015. Live Example Timeline JS. Google My Maps How-To. Google My Maps Link. Live Example Google My Maps. Apologies, but no results were found for the requested archive. Perhaps searching will help find a related post. Please paste the URL of your site to add it to our course page. History and American Studies Symposium. Writing Process and Problems. HIST 297, Fall 2015. Proudly powered by WordPress.
Projects | Jason R. Sellers
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Jason R. Sellers. History 298, University of Mary Washington. March 23, 2016. The trial of an Indyan called Nangenutch or Will : Race and the limits of sexual power in 17. This is the paper I presented at the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association’s 2015 Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. It is based on research in the colonial records of New York, examining a 1667/8 rape case on Long Island involving a Montauk Indian assailant and an English woman. Environmental Research Colloquium proposal.
Updated outline and notes | Jason R. Sellers
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Jason R. Sellers. History 298, University of Mary Washington. Updated outline and notes. July 3, 2015. Turns out that–not surprisingly for anyone who knows me–I was a bit ambitious with my initial plans, and that whole outline won’t work because I don’t have the space. I’ve cut pieces of that initial outline, as you can see below–which is just as well, because I’ve come up with additional pieces I’d like to address. I Summary of Nangenutch’s assault on Mary. II Comment on sources. 298 website development...
2-minute presentations | Jason R. Sellers
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Jason R. Sellers. History 298, University of Mary Washington. January 29, 2015. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Readers, revisions, and reflection. Updated outline and notes. Primary Source Analysis assignment. 298 website development tip–especially for spam comments. History 298 sample page (Sellers, Spring 2015).
Christine Ortiz | HIST 297, Fall 2015
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HIST 297, Fall 2015. Live Example Timeline JS. Google My Maps How-To. Google My Maps Link. Live Example Google My Maps. Apologies, but no results were found for the requested archive. Perhaps searching will help find a related post. Please paste the URL of your site to add it to our course page. History and American Studies Symposium. Writing Process and Problems. HIST 297, Fall 2015. Proudly powered by WordPress.
Tech How-To | HIST 297, Fall 2015
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HIST 297, Fall 2015. Live Example Timeline JS. Google My Maps How-To. Google My Maps Link. Live Example Google My Maps. HIST 297: History Colloquium (Sellers). If you have questions or need help, please visit the Digital Knowledge Center (ITCC 408) and meet with a peer tutor. Drop-in assistance is available, but we highly recommend making an appointment. To ensure you'll get the help you need. Creating a Site for This Course. Please paste the URL of your site to add it to our course page.
History 298 | HIST 297, Fall 2015
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HIST 297, Fall 2015. Live Example Timeline JS. Google My Maps How-To. Google My Maps Link. Live Example Google My Maps. Apologies, but no results were found for the requested archive. Perhaps searching will help find a related post. Please paste the URL of your site to add it to our course page. History and American Studies Symposium. Writing Process and Problems. HIST 297, Fall 2015. Proudly powered by WordPress.
Proposal and Bibliography | Jason R. Sellers
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Jason R. Sellers. History 298, University of Mary Washington. February 12, 2015. I’m pasting below the original 250-word proposal I submitted to Native American and Indigenous Study Association. Conference organizers. I expanded on this somewhat to fit the requirements for 298’s Proposal and Bibliography assignment, which students can find in the Files section of Canvas. Or access via the Resources. Page on this website. 41, no. 4 (Fall 1994): 561-590. Rape and Sexual Power in Early America. Readers, rev...
Digital identity | Jason R. Sellers
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Jason R. Sellers. History 298, University of Mary Washington. January 14, 2015. This was originally posted on a blog. For my introduction to UMW’s Domain of One’s Own Faculty Initiative. Are there elements you feel are consistent with what you want that digital identity to look like? Elements that you don’t want contributing to your digital identity? I also make my return to the results via RateMyProfessors; On page 6 we get one of my book reviews, published in a digital-only journal. Interesting, the Ir...
Topic choice worksheet | Jason R. Sellers
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Jason R. Sellers. History 298, University of Mary Washington. January 16, 2015. A Briefly describe the library research that you did towards choosing a topic. Include at least two reference books that you used and three library search-engine subject headings that you found useful. B Briefly describe the internet research that you did. Name at least one useful website for online archives that you surveyed (do not include simple library catalogs). E Are enough secondary sources available on this topic?
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History Colloquium – Exploration of how historians and myself study and interpret the past
Exploration of how historians and myself study and interpret the past. April 6, 2016. Typically, when it comes to any sort of paper, I force myself to work on it a little each day. I make an outline for the paper (that changes a million times) and try to direct my time each day to one point or source on the outline. This could just mean reading and writing…. February 18, 2016. January 20, 2016. November 23, 2015. Digital resources makes the “where’s your proof? 8221; question easier and more affordable t...
Chip Ellis | Hist 297
February 20, 2015. Citino, Robert M. “Military Histories Old and New: A Reintroduction.”. 112, no.4 (2007): 1070-1090. 2000), a book about the Seven Years’ War and the impact on the British colonies in North America. Citino writes of how Anderson’s book offers insight into multiple areas of the war including the political situation of Europe as well as delves into the native societies involved with the conflict. Proudly powered by WordPress.
Christine Ortiz | University of Mary Washington (student)
University of Mary Washington (student). Shawnee in the French and Indian War. April 30, 2015. In attending the History Symposium at Mary Washington University, I listened to the Exploration in Medieval and Renaissance History. The Second session of the Symposium I attended was the Boys to Men: Cultural Histories of American Mascalinity. Austin Clay wrote about Repress don’t Regress, Control Yourselves Boys in Antebellum South. WWII Women Airforce Service Pilots, Fighting Discrimination. April 30, 2015.
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French and Indian War Timeline. French and Indian War Map. November 25, 2014. Digital resources have allowed for advancements in many professions, including history. From being able to use blogs and website to write about history and spread information, many online tools such as the mapping and timeline tools used in class have also advanced the profession. Being able to use online tools, such as the timeline and… Read More. November 6, 2014. October 16, 2014. Social, cultural, and ethnohistory. While ma...
Dan Enos | History 297 Blog
University of Mary Washington, Fredericksburg, VA. GPA: 3.57, Projected Graduation: Summer 2016. Relevant Coursework: History of Jazz, American Legal History, U.S. Since 1945. Germanna Community College, Fredericksburg, VA. GPA: 4.0, Associate Degree. Independently researching projects and delivering presentations encompassing historical, political and sociological disciplines. Extensive use of databases including Library of Congress, JSTOR, Lexis Nexis, American History in Video, WorldCat and Naxos.
My Personal Blog | Just another WordPress site
April 7, 2016. February 1, 2016. January 21, 2016. November 9, 2015. November 2, 2015. In two articles from the. Journal of American Ethnic History. We have two different forms of speech in historical writing in Kevin Kenny’s. Twenty Years of Irish American Historiography. And Roger Daniels’. No Lamps Were Lit for Them: Angel Island and the Historiography of Asian American Immigration. Twenty Years of Irish American Historiography,. No Lamps Were Lit for Them. October 30, 2015. In Sight of America. All t...
Ethan Tobin
A Review of Literature on War Bride and Military Spouse Immigration History. Book Review of Entangling Alliances. Essay review of “Selling the East”. Hist 298: Digital Identity Blog Post. An “Introductory” to my writing process. Hello and welcome to Ethan Tobin’s official website! History enthusiast and journalist. Proudly powered by WordPress.
Mackie’s History Blog | We Love History
Mackie’s History Blog. Samples of my work. Provide a brief update on your progress drafting your research paper. What is going well? What has been frustrating? What are you discovering about your writing process how do you like to work? What is the best time? Do you work from an outline? Do you keep a running outline? Did you begin by free-writing, and only later start putting your ideas into a coherent order? Do you edit as you go, or generate a mass of material before going back to edit and revise?
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January 22, 2015. One comment so far. November 6, 2014. View all 2 comments. October 16, 2014. One comment so far. Women’s and Gender History and Environmental History. October 9, 2014. View all 3 comments. September 16, 2014. One comment so far. Popular vs. Academic History. September 11, 2014. View all 2 comments. September 4, 2014. Setting up a website. August 27, 2014. Veggies es bonus vobis, proinde vos postulo essum magis kohlrabi welsh onion daikon amaranth tatsoi tomatillo melon azuki bean garlic.
HIST 297, Fall 2014 | History Colloquium: Historiography
HIST 297, Fall 2014. In attending the History Symposium at Mary Washington University, I listened to the Exploration in Medieval and Renaissance History. The Second session of the Symposium I attended was the Boys to Men: Cultural Histories of American Mascalinity. Lauren had a good amount of knowledge and used her sources to describe this event in a time of civil discourse, and how it divided people even more, whether you were on Ali or Frazier’s side. Very interesting presentation. April 30, 2015.
