I like the old British TV series 'Connections' with James Burke.

Sep 16, 2024
3:31:09pm

SV Coug All-American

Shows how key events in history (mostly technical) build upon and relate to each other. Kind of like 'six degrees of separation' but from at tech history perspective.

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Question of the Day: My daughter is at UVU studying to teach High School history

Ycrazy

Sep 16, 2:44pm

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JimmyZ

Sep 16, 2:49pm

True. Also some built in rhetoric based on a biased angle of how things went

Dataguy

Sep 16, 2:59pm

The question as posed is unanswerable. How much of taught history actually happ

NumbersGuy

Sep 16, 5:53pm

Yes. Better question is 'is this really how it happened' rather than if

Dataguy

Sep 17, 10:13am

I'm pretty sure the Brits would agree that the Stamp Act happened.

BYUBandfan

Sep 16, 3:18pm

It's going to be a long semester if college students studying to be high school

BYUBandfan

Sep 16, 3:22pm

I like the old British TV series 'Connections' with James Burke.

SV Coug

Sep 16, 3:31pm

Ding Ding we have a winner!

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