History is formed from analyzing evidence from the past and making a connection. Many historians have different personal perspectives on history, and by using the historical method they can all draw conclusions as to what happened and advocate a theory. We find that history is much more than what happened in the past from reading, "The Strange Death of Silas Deane."

Attempts to define history. Examines subjective perceptions of history. Describes the methods historians use to learn about the past.

Discusses history and the crucial role it plays in human relations and understanding. Details important events in history and stresses how imperative it is to remember these events.

Attempts to define history. Explains the four main causes or forces of history. Compares history to pre-history.

Discussion of women's role in history.

The essay describes the importance of the study of history.

Examines the essay Haunted America, by Patricia Nelson Limerick. Ponders whether or not there is any benefit for society to have historical knowledge. Discusses if society learns from the past.

Discusses how the media dictates values & beliefs. Considers how history is dependent upon perspective. References the book After the Fact The Art of Historical Detection.

Essay provides a definition of the word history.

Discusses the importance of studying history. Describes the role of history in modern society.

Scholarly life in the 16th Century was something of a mission or a crusade to achieve knowledge of the unknown. Like a crusade, scholarly life contained hardships but also achievements and even more importantly and sometimes most strived for, notoriety.

Essay provides a providential view of history.