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Solving The Story

Do you think you are a good detective? Let's check. Without looking back, try to recreate the scenes in your mind. What exactly did you see in the pictures.

The two pictures are related in some way. What do you think is happening? Use the titles and the pictures to help you make a first guess.

Why do you think people would have a Gatling machine gun in the street of a Colorado town?

What do you think the African americans in the second picture were doing? What about the white people?

What other details did you observe?

When and where in the past do you think the photograph was taken? How can you tell?

How would you describe the photographer's point of view?

Record your observations in a notebook. If you are connected to a printer, print this page and write down your answers.

Compare your answers with the bibliographic record which can be seen by clicking on the graphic.

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