What if Fred Vinson had lived through Brown vs. Board?

  • What did you like about this project? What was most challenging?
    I liked that I had free control to change something in history. It gave me the opportunity to choose something I was passionate about and change it to my liking. On the flip side, it was hard to pick something to change that would give me the outcome I wanted.
  • Describe the most interesting fact or event that you investigated.
    Although I had studied Brown vs Board several times I was unaware that the judge died in the middle of deciding the verdict. I was also unaware of how esteemed he was. 
  • How do the actions of individuals impact the historical record?
    They impact it in a small way at first but it's like a butterfly effect. One person's absence may start a whirl wind of change. 
  • How do systemic changes impact the historical record?
    These can change history quickly and easily but maybe not in the expected fashion.
  • How influential can one decision be in the historical landscape?
    One decision can totally change history. This case would have changed history regardless but my version of it was a completely new America.
  • How could this project be improved?
    I feel as though there wasn't enough english in this. I'm not sure how the storytelling part could be improved but thats what I would change.
  • If you had it to do over, what would you change about your process for the project?
    Rather than deciding how I wanted 2011 to be first I should have brainstormed ways the initial change could alter history.

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