Historians spend most of their time reading. We read books. We read diaries. We read old letters. We even read pictures and maps. We do not take reading lightly. It is serious business, and as David Chioni Moore observes, a business that requires serious skill. What it means to read like a historian, and how we do it?
HistoryPart A Compose a Reflection on Learning statement responding to one of the primary sources listed below. This is an
History Part A Compose a Reflection on Learning statement responding to one of the primary sources listed below. This is an exercise in “metacognition,” or recognizing how and what you are learning. Write 300 words about: · What you find interesting or surprising about the source you selected? · Why




