Another student pointed out that, before their studies, they enjoyed watching documentaries and furthering their knowledge that way. After them, however, it was an eye-opening experience to understand that they can now discover history for themselves, see how the evidence works and the puzzle pieces fall into place. There’s more of a hands-on approach than meets the eye.
#22 A Filipino-American Family Posing For A Family Portrait, Philippines, 1912

#23 Allied Soldiers Mock Hitler Atop His Balcony At The Reich Chancellery, 1945

#24 Joseph Goebbels, The Main Propagandist Of The Nazi Regime, Upon Finding Out His Photographer Was Jewish

If anything, the mini study concluded that in 70% of all cases, history topics were personally challenging in terms of values and assumptions about the world. Among these were themes and topics like gender and sexuality, religious history, the Holocaust as well as Nazism. A number of them touched upon issues of race and foreign policy, civil war and ideology.
#25 Greenpeace Tries To Stop Radioactive Waste From Being Dumped In The Ocean, 1982

#27 A Chinese Lady Whose Feet Were Bound From Childhood. Photo From The Late 1800s

This ultimately led to some openly expressing how challenging topics have made them better human beings. One pointed out how Islam studies brought to light racist assumptions. Another changed their opinion on same sex marriage after investigating sources from LGBTQIA+ people. It gave them perspective. Perspective that made them rethink what they thought before.
#28 An Unemployed Man Holding A Troubling Sign During The Great Depression, 1932

#30 A True Friend. Taken In A New York Bus Terminal Just Before They Left For The Worsening Situation In The Pacific, 1941

So, what are your thoughts on any of this? Has history changed you, and if so how? Or mayhaps you have an interesting historical story to tell that might fit this listicle. Whatever the case, share your takes and commentary in the comment section below!
And there’s plenty more historical content where that came from.
#31 A Us Marine Gives A Cigarette To A Japanese Soldier Buried In The Sand. Iwo Jima, 1945

#32 An Undercover Police Officer Apprehends A Mugger On The New York Subway, 1985. Photo By Bruce Davidson

#35 Navajo Youth Tom Torlino As He Entered The Carlisle Indian Industrial School In 1882, And Again 3 Years Later

#36 View Of Boston, The Oldest Surviving Aerial Photograph Ever Taken. October 13th, 1860

#39 The Rarely Seen Back Of The Hoover Dam Before It Was Filled With Water, 1936

#40 Former Beauty Queen, Miss Wyoming Winner Joyce Mckinney Being Arrested By Police










