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Family Ghosts: Match the History Jargon to What It Actually Means
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Start With One Memory — check yourself1 of 10
Why does the instructor say timelines are a bad way to start a family history project?
The Boring Details Are the Good Details — check yourself1 of 10
What's the main problem with writing family history as a timeline?
Getting the Family to Talk — check yourself1 of 10
The instructor says the big assignment never gets done. What's the actual reason most people don't finish writing their family history?
The Way We Tell It — check yourself1 of 11
In the lesson on accuracy, the instructor makes the point that accuracy isn't the same as worth. What's one reason a story might be worth telling even if you're fuzzy on some details?
Making It Sound Like a Person — check yourself1 of 10
When you do the read-aloud test, what should you listen for?
Handing It Over — check yourself1 of 11
In the first lesson, the instructor suggests starting a family history project with:
A) A complete timeline of your entire family
B) One memory at a time
C) Your oldest photographs first
D) A formal outline written in paragraph form