History - Continuity and Change

Match the following

• Intended, unintended, Progressive

• Type of Change

• wide spread, deep, radical

• Quality of Change

• Short term, long term

• Describe Pace and Pattern

• Economic, Political, Social, Cultural

• Impact of Change

• Turning Point, Abrupt, Explosive

• Duration

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Periodization

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(b) Turning Points

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(c) Progress and Decline

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(d) Continuity and Change

• Process of interpretation, decide which events constitute a period of time.

• Broad evaluations of change over time. An event = advances for some and decline for others.

• Interwoven, both can exist together.

• Moments when the process of change shifts in direction or pace.

Change can create greater ​ (a)   security, equality, and well being. It can ​ (b)   people's ​ (c)   or bring about ​ (d)  

• opportunity
• improve
• lives
• hardship

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Types of Change

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(b) Impact of Change

• Deep

• Wide spread

• Radical

• Transformative

• Extensive

• Technological

• Cultural

• Modest

• Political

• Environmental

• Social

• Shallow

• Narrow

• Economic

• Broad based

• Superficial

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Describing Quality of Change

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(b) Describing Pace and Pattern

• Revolutionary

• Abrupt

• Progressive

• Intended

• Jerky

• Gentle

• Planned

• Turning Point

• Drawn out

• Reactionary

• Gradual

• Chaotic

• Explosive

• Regressive

• Unintended

• Popular

• Sustainable

• Contested

• Choppy

History is the study of change over

Societies and cultures have _______ over time.

By examining both change and continuity, historians can gain a more complete understanding of the complexities of the _____ experience.