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The document discusses several key points about studying Jewish history: 1) Jewish history, like all histories, is influenced by the same historical forces that shape any group. 2) Primary sources are the fundamental building blocks of Jewish history, but historians must evaluate the strengths and limitations of each source. 3) Historians and students of history approach primary sources with their own perspectives and agendas, which shape how they interpret and retell historical events and narratives.
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History EUs & EQs
- 1. Jewish history is no different than history writ large. a. The Jewish people as a group are bound by the same historical rules as any other group of people, influenced like any other group is influenced.
- 2. Primary sources are the building blocks of Jewish history. a. Historians evaluate the relative strengths and limitations of primary sources. b. We must ask questions of sources and be careful readers of culture and texts.
- 3. Historical events are caused by a constellation of long term and immediate causes Every generation tells a history that matters to it. a. We come to history with our own agenda and perspective which in turn affects how we shape our historical narrative
- 4. Primary sources are the building blocks of Jewish history. a. Historians evaluate the relative strengths and limitations of primary sources. b. We must ask questions of sources and be careful readers of culture and texts.
- 5. Questions: • What’s the relative strength and weakness of this text? • Who IS the person who wrote this? • What was this person’s exposure to the events he or she was writing about? • What, if any, is this person’s particular agenda? • What might be this person’s perspective on life or that world that is going to have an effect on the way s/he sees things? • How is the world in which this person is living the same or different from our world today? • What doe it mean to be a critical reader of text and culture? • How can I most efficiently use this source?
- 6. Every generation tells a history that matters to it. • What is the narrative being told? • Why should this generation want to tell this narrative? • Why does this matter?
- 7. Tensions Healthy tensions in the teaching of history. We want to: • Enhance the skills of our students • Enhance the Jewish identity of our students Questions: • How do we lives with these tensions? • How do we help our students navigate them?