Issue 12 2007: Grade 10 Examination Questions We have filtered the list so that only supplements with History content appear: Missed some issues of the StudyMate print supplements? Then use these links to access the catalogue. National Senior Certificate Exam Exemplar Use these links to download those commonly needed documents: Make sure you have your say and lets keep our subject relevant and 'happening.' Click here to access the debate The 'Keeping History Alive' forum debate is hotting up! We have 26 points of view at this point. Social Studies 11 Digital Handbook: Historical Thinking.American Historical Association: Why Study History?.Want to argue back? Read and internalise these articles on historical thought and its place in society. We lose a lot of candidates to other subjects because parents and the public perceive no benefit from studying history. The argument goes that choosing History as one of your subjects does nothing to prepare you for the 'real world'. Users Guide to Thutong LearningSpaces (Andrew Moore) - PowerPoint (2.6 MB).Classical Music and Teaching History (Neil Peacock) - PowerPoint (1.1 MB).Much more in tune with our past and sense of history. “Worried that the 'This Day in History' selection above has a 'Western' bias (I know I am), then use this South Africa only version produced by South African History Online. This Day in History provided by The Free Dictionary A group with ties to the Ku Klux Klan then kidnapped and lynched Frank in a highly publicized event that turned the spotlight on anti-Semitism in the US and led to the founding of what organization? More. Frank was convicted, despite evidence incriminating a janitor at the factory, but his death sentence was commuted when further evidence called his guilt into question. Leo Frank Lynched (1915) Leo Frank was a Jewish-American factory manager who was accused of raping and murdering his employee, 13-year-old Mary Phagan. Lincoln's address has drawn comparisons to what ancient speech? More. In approximately three minutes, Lincoln's address redefined the American Civil War as not merely a struggle for the Union, but as 'a new birth of freedom' for the US and its people. This Day in History Abraham Lincoln Delivers Gettysburg Address (1863) The Gettysburg Address, one of the most quoted speeches in US history, was delivered by President Lincoln at the dedication of the Soldiers' National Cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, four and half months after the famous battle fought there.

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