what have i put myself into (1 Viewer)

[reemz]

hi guys, all of the 2005 extension history students i feel your frustration and confusion! im doing my major work about the creastion of israel the state, and how eastern and western historians have viewed ths event..
i have gone and done research and now i have this whole pile of info. and i dont know were to start!
im looking for documentaries about this event but because its such a broad topic im getting confused..
not to mention the structure of the actual assignment oh god help me.....
can anyone help me plz.....
i have no idea what im doing

 

[xeuyrawp]

hi guys, all of the 2005 extension history students i feel your frustration and confusion! im doing my major work about the creastion of israel the state, and how eastern and western historians have viewed ths event..
i have gone and done research and now i have this whole pile of info. and i dont know were to start!
im looking for documentaries about this event but because its such a broad topic im getting confused..
not to mention the structure of the actual assignment oh god help me.....
can anyone help me plz.....
i have no idea what im doing

Ok, calm down

Generally you get your question from research. I would at least read a few articles/book chapters and watch a few docus before eevn forming my question.

You could look at things like - why was it (really) formed, - who was pro/against it, - how they managed to form it, etc etc.

You could be clever and look at those things in relation to a modern context as well, by showing how those things are evident in it as a modern nation.

 

[wrong_turn]

look at the author's conclusion to help formulate a question.

 

[reemz]

thanks for the advice but now i have gotten the information and i dont no were to start!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[xeuyrawp]

thanks for the advice but now i have gotten the information and i dont no were to start!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Have you read any of it? When you do, keep these in mind.

1- What are all the historians' main concerns? What do they think is important?
2- Why do the historians think these ideas are important?
3- Could I formulate a question revolving around these ideas?

 

[AsyLum]

Historiography, issues of history.

Best tact would be to focus on how the event and history is affected by two conflicting notions.

By listing them down you'd have a good starting point, but yeah like the others have said, read first before forming.

 

[suger_plum]

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syllabus dot points

who are the historians, ect