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Better Conspiracy Theories

Collected by: Mount Dora High School

Archived since: Feb, 2017

Description:

This collection consist of various conspiracy theories that have been popular throughout the 20th and 21st century. Many of these theories appeal to the younger generation who have taken an interest in topics such as these. These ideas, thought up by many people on various blogging sites, became popular in more recent years, even though some of the content revolves around past events. While many of these theories are unlikely, the public has taken a liking to this new form of entertainment, possibly because it makes them think or because it is able to unite people over a common confusion or interest in a perplexing topic.

Subject:   Society & Culture,  Spontaneous Events,  Blogs & Social Media,  Popular Culture,  Politics,  Conspiracy Theories

Creator:   Haley Clapper, Dustin Dooley, Kaitlyn Carroll, Rachelle Bland

Date:   2/13/17

Archive-It Program Year:   2016-2017 Student Collections

Contributor:   Clapper, H., Carroll, K., Bland, R., & Dooley, D. Conspiracy Theories. 10 February, 2017. Archive-it.org. Internet Archive. 13 February, 2017.

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Title: Home | The Lost Empire of Atlantis | 1421 | 1434 | Chinese Exploration | Gavin Menzies | Who Discovered America? | 1421 | Chinese Voyages | Renaissance history |medieval history | maritime exploration |Chinese Exploration | Admiral Zheng He | Chinese Junks

URL: http://www.gavinmenzies.net/

Description: This article addresses Gavin Menzies’s historical theory, claiming the year 1421 as the date that Chinese vessels discovered America, seventy-one years prior to Christopher Columbus’ already established discovery. The theory would result in crucial alterations in the current educational systems, with required revisions in all textbooks regarding early America as well as late 15th century European exploration.

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Subject:   History

Type:   Website

Date:   02/09/2017

Contributor:   Rachelle Bland

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