How does learning about this history from the perspectives of people who lived in the neighborhoods influence the experience of learning it?

Watch: Crash Course 41, The Rise of Conservatismhttps://nerdfighteria.info/v/OCrxD19DHA8/Watch: Crash Course 42, Ford, Carter, and Economic Malaisehttps://nerdfighteria.info/v/pyN5LPHEQ_0/Watch: Crash Course 43, The Reagan Revolutionhttps://nerdfighteria.info/v/2h4DkpFP_aw/Watch: The interview with the directors of the documentary Decade of Fire and the clips from the documentary. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3Tyj0AQu0o[Note–I had originally assigned the entire documentary, but it is not currently available for streaming.]Due: Response Pape: 1-What stands out to you about Vivian Vázquez depiction of the childhood? 2- What developments shaped the Bronx during the 1960s and 1970s? 3- What does Vázquez discover about the fires and how it is different than the popular narrative about what had caused the fires? 4-How does learning about this history from the perspectives of people who lived in the neighborhoods influence the experience of learning it? 5- How does this interview about and preview of Decade of Fire add to or complicate the Crash Course Videos?