<transcript><audio_117>possibility for change so one of the things we're trying to develop is that history didn't have to be the way it was that our history didn't have to turn out the way it was that we actually came very close to having a very different kind of History we want to get people</transcript><transcript><audio_118>give people the ability to think in a Utopia fashion again and I think that's been missing most of my students and other people we talk to think that things could have been a little bit different but they don't have a sense of</transcript><caption><image_119>The image shows three men sitting on a stage in front of a large screen with the logos of various companies on it. The man on the left is wearing a black suit and appears to be speaking into a microphone, while the man in the middle is listening attentively. On the right side of the image, there is an older man wearing a white shirt and beige pants, who is also speaking into the microphone. All three men appear to be engaged in a conversation. The background is dark, and the stage is lit up with bright lights.</caption><transcript><audio_120>how profoundly different this country and our history could have been so we're trying to challenge that we're up against a couple basic problems challenges one is uh that people tend to be very ignorant about our history the a</transcript><transcript><audio_121>national report card was issued in June of 2011 and they reported that the area in which the high school seniors know the least that come in lowest is in terms of US history so we have a lot of</transcript><caption><image_122>The image shows three men sitting on a stage in front of a large screen with the text "The New York Times" at the top. The screen displays the logos of various companies, including OnBuzz, DOLBY, and Christie. The men appear to be engaged in a conversation, with one of them gesturing with his hand as if he is making a point. The background is dark, and the stage is lit up with bright lights.</caption> possibility for change so one of the things we're trying to develop is that history didn't have to be the way it was that our history didn't have to turn out the way it was that we actually came very close to having a very different kind of History we want to get people give people the ability to think in a Utopia fashion again and I think that's been missing most of my students and other people we talk to think that things could have been a little bit different but they don't have a sense of how profoundly different this country and our history could have been so we're trying to challenge that we're up against a couple basic problems challenges one is uh that people tend to be very ignorant about our history the a national report card was issued in June of 2011 and they reported that the area in which the high school seniors know the least that come in lowest is in terms of US history so we have a lot of
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