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HISTORY AS IT IS LEARN ED.
Statements Made by Pupils in
their Examination Papers.
From tlie New York Sun.
There is something about an
examination paper which makes
even bright pupils daft. History
is an especial stumbling block.
In a batch of history papers one
teacher found the following
statements :
"Commodore Perry was a hero
man. He led a good armv and
was at tho head." "liobert Lee
was a man in the army. He did
a good deal, I think, and made
some speeches. Anyway, he invented
the first steamboat. The
battle of Hunker Hill was fought
June 17, 1775, after prayer."
* The question "Give a brief deaorintinn
nf Shav's Rebellion."
resulted in some novel information
as to the character of the rebellious
gentlomau. One paper
said :
, "Shay was a great slave-holder.
Seeing the manner in which
things were going he rose in re
volt and formed a rebellion. He
decided to tret what he wanted,
even if he had to fight fer it."
Another paper said: "After
theRevolution the country was in
debt. Massachusetts was more
in debt than any other State and
Daniel Shay rebelled. He wanted
the debt to be paid, but he wanted
things done just."
This contributiton to Benjamin
Franklin literature was made:
''Benjamin Franklin discovered
an electric light, lie was a poet."
To the question "Name three
American inventors and their
inventions," one pupil answered
boldly: "(1) The discover}'of
America by Columbus. (2)
The invention of electricity by
Benjamin Franklin. (3) The
indention of the steamboat by
Robert Lee."
Some of the early discoverers
would not know themselves from
the descriptions given: "'"oliim
bus was the man who discovered
America in 1702. Sebastian Cab
ot was one of the men who helped
to discover an American. Magellan
started out with a lot ol
men in some boats he had made
but ho didn't have good luck
AJageilan was the first man whc
made a globe. He discovered the
strait between th^ southern end
of South America and a rock."
l'urgoyiioL invasion was quickly
disposed of by one hoy with
"Burgoyne thought that by goiim
around his route that the people
of America would think it. a great
piece of business and would be
frightened."
Lee's surrender was described
in this fashion, "Lee's provisions
gave out and the power and other
things. Lee's surrender caused
great excitement among the j.?triots.
The British rode to the
L ftId and Lee was already
tnere on the point of surrendering
had Washington not ro le jp.
The period of reconstruction
I. "V
was an empty waste to most c
the pupils, although one oft'ere
the information that it was afte
the war (name of the war nc
mentioned) and "it means everj
tiling was made now, new thing
made and new houses were bull
It was a period of repairs an
redress.1'
The name of William McKinle
came into the examination an
one paper said of him : "Williar
McKinley was the last presente
of the United States and he wa
one of the best presented Unite
States ever had. He was a lovel
man and liked by most every on
Ho was killed while visiting th
Uanna American Axposion."
A girl wroto frankly, "I don'
know much about the Mexicai
war, the Mexicans fought on on
side, but I don't know who fough
on the other."
A lad who wrote the way h
talked struggled to give his idea
of Queen Klixabeth in "Elizabet
I tought she was pretty but sb
wan't."
"Comwell was an English Gen
earl who wen* in search of th
Uolilen Fleece," said one pape
and another, "Neville Karl c
Marwick, was a King maker. M
made Kings from the beginnin
until now."
An ancient history paper yield
ed the following fact: "Afte
each half to the battle Brutu
and Canaille committed suicidi
Julius Caesar attended a militar
school in Spain. Julius Caesa
thought he'd study oratory, s
he took of Miletus. As a chil
pines and dies without food, s
Athens pined and died withoi
its food l'ericles."
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