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Detecting Bias and Perspective in Competing Accounts
Compare two conflicting historical accounts of the same event to identify differing points of view.
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Historical Inquiry and Source Analysis
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Evaluate primary and secondary sources, determine historical perspectives, and construct evidence-based historical arguments.
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