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Education, a masters in religious studies and masters of divinity and theological studies. So far, we got a museum person, a lawyer, and a you load in. And a theologian. He brings the perspective of a scholar who pays close attention to the power of words. All of the monuments and our collective commemorative landscape have back stories, stories of individuals or groups who decided to write the words on them that we see today. Dr. Sedores 2011 book an illustrated guide to virginias Civil War Mon...

Live coverage at 1 30 eastern on American History tv on cspan3. Next professor Jennifer Murray from the university of virginias college at wise talks about how reunions have change from the reconstruction era to the present. She described how the years after the war focused on reconciliation but has expanded to deal with slavery as a cause of the war. This class is 1. 5 hours. Last time we met with our discussion of the culture of the civil war commemoration we left off talking about david blake...

Q a. Each week, American History tv sits in on a lecture with one of Americas College professors. Next from a professor next professor Jennifer Marie about how civil war reunions of the reconstruction era to the present she described how after. Two years after the war, the focus was reconciliation but has expanded to include slavery as a cause of the war. This class is 1. 5 hours. Jennifer murray last time we met with our discussion of the culture of the civil war commemoration we left off with ...

From 1855 to the present. What i thought would be useful backing up on the conversation this specifically with the context we have talked about, to reiterate the point on how important the American Civil War is and how monumental the event was in American History. I made the point last time we met that the American Civil War was from 18611865 the casualties were 2 of the population. If you all take that for two today, that would be the equivalent of the 19th century population 2 , how many fatal...

And while the nation reels over deep division the people that we spoke, to you can hear them responding here tonight, want the president to have a chance to do the things that he promised. Watch. I just want to see, you know, i like to see the people in the white house stand up, these tax cuts will help so much to get the economy going. Especially here in kentucky. Martha how about the wall. Is that important . Definitely got to build the wall. Martha you think the american taxpayers should pay ...

And matt bevins. this is part of our complex and interesting history. here in kentucky, which was a border state in the civil war. >> martha: and a neutral state. >> and so for 150 years we have had confederate monuments and union monuments peacefully coexisting in this state. as i grew up here in kentucky, looking at those monuments and asking, you know, the adults questions, what happened here? why are these monuments here? i think its instructive and an important part of our history, i would ...