Digital history to me means a person, place, event, or artifact is memorialized online. We looked at countless databases during the semester that I feel are digital history. When you visit a museum you are looking at history reading about it, touching it, examining it. When you are looking up sources for a history project […]
I decided to focus on the project “Mapping the Gay Guides” made by Amanda Regan (P.h.D) and Eric Gonzaba (P.h.D). Mapping the Gay Guides is a digital history project that aims to create a visualization of the growth of queer spaces from 1965-1980. To create this visualization they are using data from “Damron Address books”. […]
Topic: Women’s Suffrage movement Source #1 “Maryland Suffrage News”. 26 June, 1915 Maryland suffrage news. (Baltimore, Md.) 1912-1920, June 26, 1915, Image 1 « Chronicling America « Library of Congress (loc.gov) This source was a map of the U.S showing all the states that allow women to vote. There is also text trying to convince […]
Hello, my name is Jesica Vergara I was born in DC, I’m a first-Year college student at Geroge Mason and I am majoring in criminology. I have always been super into criminal justice. I am super exited for this class I have already learned a lot. My favorite thing I have learned so far was […]
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