Question

1. collaborate make connections now, think critically to make connections to this lesson, to previous lessons, to the lesson supporting question, and to today. - how does reading multiple sources on the same topic help you understand the topic better? - think back to your examination of the preamble in lesson 1. how do the actions of henry bibb and william craft demonstrate a will to \secure the blessings of liberty\ that were not granted to either man in the constitution? - what claims do you now have about how enslaved people resisted this system? - connect to today how do people today share their stories of courage? if you are comfortable sharing, what stories of courage do you know?

Explanation:

The questions revolve around historical analysis (Constitution, enslaved people's resistance), understanding through multiple sources (relates to historical and social study methods), and connecting to modern storytelling of courage. These fall under History (a subfield of Social Science) as they deal with historical events, figures, and their relevance to today.

Answer:

The subfield is History (under Social Science).