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Deborah A. Wold
(Deb)
Public Historian
Museum Professional. Material Culture Steward. Historic Foodways Academic.

Pirates of the Caribbean
Dived into the real history of the Golden Age of Piracy and how their legacy endures today through seven different unit topics.
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Read one book, wrote response paper, participated in group discussion, and engaged in creative activity for each unit.
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Semester long Captain's Log Creative Writing Exercise
Unit Topics
Each unit we read a book and various assigned articles, chapters, and videos. After completing the assigned information, I wrote a page response paper. Please click on the book image to read.
No response paper during Unit 7. Focused on editing and formatting the Captain's Log. Click on the picture to view it.
Favorite read of the class. The book was eye opening as it discussed piracy with a unique point of view: economy.
Benefits
What I discovered while taking the class.

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