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Note: This is a transcript from the podcast series called "6 Fun & Easy ways to be inspired by history!" Hello history friends and welcome back to rememberinghistory.com where we are remembering history and we’re making history!   This is Robin and I’m really glad that you have come back to hear Part IV in this great and groundbreaking wiki history podcast series called “6 Fun & Easy ways to be inspired by history”! Today, we will explore the fourth way to be inspired, but before I reveal this amazingly inspirational way to be inspired by history, I just want to briefly review the past three ways.   In Part I, we found ways to be amazingly inspired by books about history.  Okay, textbooks can be kinda boring so we focused on “nonfiction novels” that are true stories, written as a novel (as piece of fiction). I have read many nonfiction novels that bring history to life and are without a doubt, amazingly inspirational.  We also examined autobiographies (like Frederick Douglass’s narrative) and slave na