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Drill : What is cultural diffusion? HW:

Drill : What is cultural diffusion? HW: Obj : analyze uses of historical sources to build a foundation of critical inquiry. . Cultural Diffusion. The spread of ideas and goods to a different culture. . So… . If you had to choose someone to write your autobiography, who would you choose?

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Drill : What is cultural diffusion? HW:

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  1. Drill: What is cultural diffusion? • HW: • Obj: analyze uses of historical sources to build a foundation of critical inquiry.

  2. Cultural Diffusion • The spread of ideas and goods to a different culture.

  3. So… • If you had to choose someone to write your autobiography, who would you choose? • Why did you choose them to been your personal biographer? • What qualifications does that person have to be your biographer? • What sources would you want your biographer to use to compile your personal history? • How would you like to be portrayed in your biography?

  4. Sources for your Biography…

  5. Primary Source • A First Hand account of an event.

  6. Secondary Source • A summary or re-telling of a primary source.

  7. “You remember the old fable of the “The Man and the Lion,” where the lion complained that he should not be so misrepresented when the lions wrote history.” ---- Wendell Phillips, in the introduction to the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass • What is the meaning of this quote? • What is the connection between the historical context of this particular quote (slavery in the US) and the meaning of the quote? • How does this quote tie into the desire to choose one’s own personal biographer? How does the quote connect to the validity of sources?

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