> to consider that the people who lived during and/or participated in these events didn't understand full extent of what they were seeing or what was happening.

> to consider that the people who lived during and/or participated in these events didn't understand full extent of what they were seeing or what was happening. No internet. Television was in its infancy (meaning few even had a television). There were no "24-hour news channels" anywhere. News arrived via newspaper, film short before a movie in a movie theater, or a brief "news update" on a radio station. Information flowed (worldwide) at a snails pace as compared to how quickly we learn of some happening on the other side of the globe today.