greg can we have a circle getting us into a conflict causing ulcer us to have a fight the best part my final story i was sitting with a principle ms. sherry write one evening with a meeting and heard fifth grade students running outside we heard this was a lack of integrity our character program is definitely working if our fifth graders are having discourse that talks about integrity those are the kinds of students we want. >> thank you burglary greg. >> thank you and that's what bay academy is (clapping) and i'd like to ask the audience to hold the applause we have speakers and kip bay and one big applause so we'll hear from more speakers thank you. >> good evening. i'm anna dials i'm here on behalf of the bayview kip academy my date land into college and finishing her last year and aaron is ready for high school and she actually got into lowell's a scomblip. the international high school what would i do without kip and if my daughter was here she'd say if it wasn't for kip and i want to say how much our neighborhoods need kip and that's the word of day thank you very much >> thank y

you can use the cliche term of age of the common man. we know the ulcerative fraud with that. that is usually how it is presented in the textbooks but i think there is something to be said for the number of people earning a franchise in this pi eriod. there is some sort of stirring of maybe the underclass in having some involvement in public political life. therefore, in that sense, you can say it is about gender or utopian visions for the millennium. it has got to pivot around something. for me, i think it is politics. somebody else might say something very different. >> i think the age of the common man is a less problematic term than the age of jackson because a lot of these things are happening independent of jackson or the jacksonians. i think you could do worse than the age of the common man. if you want to pitch it that way. granted, native americans probably disagree with that. >> that is the thing. i am jotting down a list of the broad themes that happened 1815 to 1848. you've got enfranchisement transportation revolution, a rise in the conflict over slavery, presiden

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so even though my topics tend to be back with there wasn't internet than i used archives in papers and letters and ulcersthere's so much in the internet and you can call in an expert. i will e-mail you the expert on this particular issue that i'm dealing with when i am unpacking slavery. i'll go to the expert during the revolutionary. her of dealing with ratification. i can go right to pauline at m.i.t. and asked him a question. i sort of get the comparison is like the world is becoming one great ape brained and we can interact in ways -- we can collect -- it does collect the information. you're able to access so much more. i would have a long time getting through the library because i'm dealing with books out of copyright, so they are copied in there and i can pull them up right away. the consent ideas out and get feedback right away. that sort of networking is empowering just a working history. imagine in physics or engineering or other areas and it's able to speed out so tremendously our acquisition and development of knowledge to me as an historian who looks back it is almost frightening it must be w