Historians Must Contextualize the Election for Voters

Explore: Read this excerpt on Bunk.  Create your own collection, and add these 4 articles. Do you agree/disagree with Freeman's quote:
"Others contend scholars who engage with the public aren’t “serious” about their work, an idea that is thankfully fading — albeit gradually. But in truth, given the unprecedented nature of our crisis, there could be no better time — indeed, no more urgent a time — for historians to engage the public with gusto." 
Explain your answer here. Add 1 connec

Explain (cont.) When you are done comparing/contrasting this excerpt, annotate your thoughts here, then read the one below.  You will need to save your work,  and when you finish the Twitter excerpt/ activity below, be ready to share your collection with your teacher/classmates. Proof your work as you go along! Add a title to your collection, too.

Elaborate: In her excerpt above, Historian Joanne Freeman refers to "Twitterstorians" Read this excerpt from Bunk, and create your own Tweet here commenting on Freeman's excerpt. Create an original hashtag to illustrate your point just for fun! (If you are of age and allowed,  share your Tweet with a link to your collection!)

Reminder, you should have a total of 5 excerpts in your collection before you finalize. These 4 plus one you added and annotated connected to the Freeman excerpt above.