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1 A PROGRAM OF CONNECTICUT HUMANITIES

2 Browse by town, topic, person Linked to external resources New material published daily News aggregator

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4 What’s the Story in the History? Pick a topic What are the important points behind the events, trends, policies, etc., that readers should understand? What short story can communicate those points? Identify at least 1-2 pieces of visual evidence that support (help tell) your story How can readers learn more? Primary and secondary sources

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7 Clarissa J. Ceglio Research Assistant @cjceglio cceglio@cthumanities.org

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