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How Did these Documents Get to Be So Famous?

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East Lobby - Level Six

Students wonder why certain documents are well known and repeatedly used. This session covers not only the historical content of documents, but covers skills on how to determine historical significance.

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Brent Chowen, Brigham Young University--Hawaii, Laie, HI

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