World History CH1

records produced during the time period being studied, usually by those involved in the events being studied

• Primary Sources

• Secondary Sources

• Artifacts

• Tradition

• Written Records

records that explain or interpret primary sources

• Primary Sources

• Secondary Sources

• Artifacts

• Tradition

• Written Records

objects made by people

• Primary Sources

• Secondary Sources

• Artifacts

• Tradition

• Written Records

the handing down of information by word of mouth from generation to generation

• Primary Sources

• Secondary Sources

• Artifacts

• Tradition

• Written Records

records of the past that are more accurate than oral traditions; include such things as private letters, inventory lists, inscriptions, diaries, and journals

• Primary Sources

• Secondary Sources

• Artifacts

• Tradition

• Written Records

examination of a given record for its internal consistency and believability

• Evaluation of Historical Sources

• Historical Synthesis

• Historical Interpretation

• Worldview

gathering the useful information and weaving the information together into a narrative of the past

• Evaluation of Historical Sources

• Historical Synthesis

• Historical Interpretation

• Worldview

interpreting events by integrating the perceived meaning and significance of the events

• Evaluation of Historical Sources

• Historical Synthesis

• Historical Interpretation

• Worldview

a perspective from which we may examine and interpret the universe and everything in it

• Evaluation of Historical Sources

• Historical Synthesis

• Historical Interpretation

• Worldview

Divine providence is the biblical teaching that there is no event that is out of God's control or that does not help to accomplish His purpose for this world

• True

• False