Vocabulary quiz

Prejudice in favor of, or against, something, usually in a way considered to be unfair

• Bias

• Historical narrative

• Historical context

• Historical Argument

Meaning of Chronological Thinking

• Materials or objects created after an event has already happened

• The quality of being trusted and believed in

• Viewing events in the order in which they occured.

• Viewing the past through the social, intellectual and emotional lenses of the time in order to understand what life was like for those living then

Meaning of Historical Perspective

• Materials or objects created after an event has already happened

• The actual meaning of a source based on the exact words

• Asking a question and seeking information about a topic

• Viewing the past through the social, intellectual and emotional lenses of the time in order to understand what life was like for those living then.

Meaning of Secondary Source

• Materials or objects created when an event occurred or created by those who experienced the event

• Materials or objects created after an event has already happened

• More than one viewpoint or opinion about a topic, event or situation

• Prejudice in favor of, or against, something, usually in a way considered to be unfair

Something real that can be proven, repeated, or observed.

(a)  

Meaning of Perspective

• The point of view of a source or creator based on one’s experiences, beliefs and feelings

• Materials or objects created when an event occurred or created by those who experienced the event

• Materials or objects created after an event has already happened

• Viewing events in the order in which they occured

Viewing events in the order in which they occurred in one word

• Multiple Perspectives

• Chronological Thinking

• Secondary Source

• Primary Source

More than one viewpoint or opinion about a topic, event or situation in one word

(a)  

Meaning of Perspective

• Asking a question and seeking information about a topic

• The point of view of a source or creator based on one’s experiences, beliefs and feelings

• Materials or objects created after an event has already happened

• Prejudice in favor of, or against, something, usually in a way considered to be unfair

Making a claim and providing an explanation for how and why an event took place, based on interpretations of historical evidence in one word

(a)