A brief look at one of the Most life altering events in Central American History
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This website was designed to discuss and share information on the Salvadoran Civil War, A dark time period within central america that would see the deaths of countless innocent people, immense corruption from within the government, and countless human rights violation that would affect the people. The Salvadoran Civil war would cause a chain of …
When it comes to locating sources and processes I do it mostly by process of elimination and only focus on the best sources that will help me in the completion of my project. I start out with around 20 websites that show promise in helping me find some form the product that I want. From …
Within these walls The Smithsonian Museum of American History in Washington DC has a unique and interesting museum exhibit called “Within These Walls”. The exhibit was a staff collaboration that was made possible with Susan Myers, directing the project and curators Shelley Nickles, Lonn Taylor, and William Yeingst. The exhibit shows a brief evolution of …
My name is Jose Ortiz Villalobos, I’m a transfer sophmore in George Mason University. I’m focusing on a bacholers degree in History and later plan to focus on a Masters degree in Secondary Education. When I was still in high school, I would start to see that i would grow an interest in history and …
