if you were writing a history book of the world, why would it be important to include the perspective of the Kalahari Bushmen? This is one question I'm stumped on, can someone please help explain why it would be important to include the perspective of the Kalahari Bushmen, other than "hearing all sides of the story" reason, which I've written down. Please help, sorry this is so drawn out!

anyone familiar with Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States could possibly know this. I know it's from chapter I apparently, but I can't seem to find the answer anywhere.

ive written a few fiction novels and now im wondering how to plan or research for a history book. thanks

I always wanted to write a family history book, but I hate the thought of all the typing. Would this program work for that, or is it to much to ask this program to do?

I need at least 300 pages to read. It can be about anything in US history, but needs to be fairly specific. Thanks!

Would like to write about four major family names would like it to be a creative wrting not pages of family trees.

of the United States, why would it be important to include the perspective of American slaves? If you were writing a history book of the world, why would it be important to include the perspective of the Kalahari Bushmen? Y'all know who the Bushmen are, right?

Im a senior in high school and for my senior project i am writing a history book about local ww2 veterans. I have interviewed 5 veterans and have thier complete life stories starting with their birth and childhoods, up through their wartime experiences, and through their lifes after the war. MY question is how should i go about writing this book, should i make each chapter a different veteran and his life story or should i write about the war in general and use the stories and experiences of each veteran to back up and reinforce what i write about?

I found out my best writing is when I write about history. Fictional. I wrote a story about a girl going to the New World and I want to write another history book. Does anyone have a certain time in history that they liked to learn, or thought was fascinating, that would be cool to write about? Thanks!

I may want to study the above in graduate school. Assuming that I could get in to most programs, what would the best choice be? In other words, would it be better to study history, English, or even anthropology? Where are the best programs located? Who are the leading scholars in this field? Your help in answering my questions is greatly appreciated.

I'm looking for books to help me in the process of jotting down my life story/history/autobiograpy...not for publication but rather to pass on to my children. Has anyone used such a book that they've found helpful?

in and around my small village in Wales. I have found press cuttings from the 1920's Should i reference them and include them in whole in my book or shall i use the information and write it in my own words??? Im a bit weary of Plagiarism

obviously with the sport theme a lot of numbers are mentioned... what is the correct way to put numbers into the text??? if a player has scored 30 goals do i put it in words (thirty) or numerically (30

Hi! I am writing a history essay and we have to answer the question as to why basing a history text book heavily on the works of another reputable author is a good thing. Can you help me think of strengths? thanks

Hello everyone! So I have a huge book project due on tuesday, and knowing me, I have left it to the last minute as always! I've read the Gulag Archipelago by, Aleksander Solzhenitsyn and my teacher is requiring us to write a book report on the European History book that we had to read post WWII. I'm done with the book and I'm onto writing the paper, but I'm stumped on how to write a thesis for the this book. Is it just like if I wrote a paper and included my thesis? Is it different since it is a historical book that was written by a writer?? Thanks sooo much for your time!

I'm planning on writing out my family history in a book with information about the times/places they lived in and reasons why they immigrated and things like that. I'm trying to figure out how a format for doing this. I would like the book to include all information on my ancestry. I was thinking for the first chapter, I would make it entirely on my family. For my second chapter I would have an entire chapter on my dad and his family growing up and then that would include my dad's brothers and sisters and their children (aunts, uncles, and cousins). Then I would do the same for my mom's side. After that I would make a chapter for each of my grandparents and then after that a chapter for each of my great grandparents that would include all of their ancestry. Please, if have you written a family history book yourself share the details on how you did it and how it turned out. (did a lot of people read it, how long did you spend writing it, did people think it a good read, etc.) Well, I'm not writing this to make money. I am writing for the different people in my family who are interested about learning about our family. I was thinking if I just did both my mom and dad's families in the same book, I could just tell my relatives which chapters they could read that will be about their ancestors.

Really, all I see in Republikkkans is hate.

Who were the first people to inhabit the world?What was the first creatures in the world?What was here first The sky or the earth?Ok let's say you agree with me Why do some people prefer to believe in the history books written long after? Additionally:Thanks everyone I'll stick to what I know about.Good info though.Blessings Yahoo

obviously with the sport theme a lot of numbers are mentioned... what is the correct way to put numbers into the text??? if a player has scored 30 goals do i put it in words (thirty) or numerically (30)