The Maya: Illuminated Offspring of the Makers

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The Maya City

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The Ancient Maya in Time and Space

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The Basics of Ancient Maya Civilization

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Trading Card Propaganda: Winning Over the Children of the Revolution

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There’s more to Russia than what’s in the news

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March 14, 2017: Vinales, Cuba – There’s an angry horse tied up on the road ahead.

Cuba is one of the most challenging places I have ever traveled.  Little about the way this place is transparent.  People are very thorough, checking every box, but not necessarily in order. Continue reading “March 14, 2017: Vinales, Cuba – There’s an angry horse tied up on the road ahead.” →

The Americas: A Free, Open Textbook in Progress

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Open Ended Social Studies has the chapters that your world history textbook is missing

What is the root cause of our world’s troubles?  

If you ask me, it’s not a trade imbalance or a terrorist threat.  If we’re talking about the problem that lies at the heart of everything, it’s got to be a severe, devastating lack of empathy – the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Continue reading “Open Ended Social Studies has the chapters that your world history textbook is missing” →