WIL 4.6 (LAST ONE!)

WIL 4.6 Nietzsche

German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) once stated, "There are no facts, only interpretations."  Apply this to your (IB) Historical Research or Concept Map/MindMap Project.  What is more important...the facts of what happened or the interpretations of those facts (and how they not only affected those at the time, but continue to affect us through today)?

MindMap/Concept Map

So, you were officially assigned your Concept Map or Mindmap. It's due by next Weds (6-3).

Castro - Man with the Beard

You picked up a handout and used the comic pages below to answer one part.  Links to videos are also below:
“Fidel: The Untold Story” 3:47
“RetroBites: Fidel Castro(1959)” interview with Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)2:50
“20/20 Fidel Castrointerview - Barbara Walters [3of6]” Walters is an American journalist 6:37
“Huber Matos: sutestimonio” Matos was an early supporter of Castro, but became critical ofCommunism & Castro – he served 20 years in a Cuban prison. 8:22

Man with the Beard (1959) 1of4

Man with the Beard (1959) 2of4

Man with the Beard (1959) 3of4

Man with the Beard (1959) 4of4

Show up to Class? EXTRA CREDIT!!!

Extra Credit WIL - a repeat from earlier in the year - opportunity for those who graced me with their presence!

No-shows can't do this one.

What is ONE thing you learned from my course that you found new, interesting, relevant, and will stick with you for a long time?  Explain why or how this is so...

What is it?

Why is it (still) important?

How will being aware of it & its place in history be useful in your (future) life?