Traditionally, American children have been taught primarily about the “great men in great moments” form of history, which concentrated on the contributions of the elites
Concentrating on the millions of bit players in history would get long and boring. Not that there isn't a place for a more focused view in the higher educational setting.
Many of the greats became elite because of their contributions. Many of the artistically elite lived lives of poverty. Many industrial giants were born poor but amassed great wealth and became titans. Some of our most cherished presidents grew up poor. I would consider all "great men" to be elite. What's your point??
fake. i've got faith the bean you're relating is used to make ricin a poisonous nerve gasoline. Oh no! that's incorrect,the castor bean is used to make ricin. The cassava tree makes vanilla or something.
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Concentrating on the millions of bit players in history would get long and boring. Not that there isn't a place for a more focused view in the higher educational setting.
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Many of the greats became elite because of their contributions. Many of the artistically elite lived lives of poverty. Many industrial giants were born poor but amassed great wealth and became titans. Some of our most cherished presidents grew up poor. I would consider all "great men" to be elite. What's your point??
fake. i've got faith the bean you're relating is used to make ricin a poisonous nerve gasoline. Oh no! that's incorrect,the castor bean is used to make ricin. The cassava tree makes vanilla or something.
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