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Terms for research
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The events that led to an event; includes the time period and larger historical trends as well as causes.
Historical circumstances
Contextualize
Reliability
Geographic context
2
Carefully examining the evidence & claims of a source, to figure out the author’s point of view.
Close read
Formative
Mapping
Annotate
3
The person or group who created a source.
Archeologists
Audience
Author
Editor
4
A statement that makes other statements more understandable.
Explanation
Reasons
Claim
Evidence
5
A
sword
that was made in 1317.
Primary source
Secondary source
6
Information or details from a source that can be used for a specific purpose, is the definition of which term?
Source
Evidence
Corroborate
History
7
Something that prevents a source from being reliable for a specific purpose.
Bias
Reliability
Limitation
Definition
8
Where an historical event took place and why it took place there.
Historical circumstances
Reliability
Geographic context
Contextualize
9
A
biography
of Napoleon Bonaparte (died in 1821) written by an historian in 2013.
Primary source
Secondary source
10
To underline and take notes on sources as you read, in order to keep track of your thoughts.
Annotate
Contextualize
Close read
Describe
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A strong opinion that is based more on emotion than evidence.
Reliability
Definition
Limitation
Bias
12
This can be shaped by evidence, life experience, ethnicity, nationality, economic class, ideas, gender, & other factors.
Point of View
Facts
Definition
Annotate
13
Materials from the time period being studied, are known by what term?
Primary source
Secondary source
Tertiary source
Supplemental source
14
A textbook chapter about World War I (1914-1919), written in 1996.
Primary source
Secondary source
15
The act of determining
who
created a document,
when
the document was created,
where
it was created &
why
it was created.
Annotating
Sourcing
Editing
Marking
16
Winston Churchill’s autobiography about the first thirty years of his life which he wrote later in his life.
Secondary source
Primary source
17
Why something was created.
Purpose
Because
Whim
Audience
18
The act of describing where an event took place, what led to it, and why
Editorialize
Annotate
Corroborate
Contextualize
19
The act of comparing pieces of evidence to see where they agree or disagree
Annotate
Contextualize
Corroborate
Reliability
20
A newspaper article about the start of World War II, written the day after it started.
Primary source
Secondary source
21
A journal entry written by Christopher Columbus describing his voyage across the Atlantic Ocean.
Primary source
Secondary source
22
Documents based on other sources and the work of other authors, are known by what term?
Primary source
Supplemental source
Tertiary source
Secondary source
23
An account of the past constructed from evidence that is collected from different sources.
Corroborate
Evidence
History
Source
24
A
photograph
of your grandfather on his first day of school.
Secondary source
Primary source
25
A
letter
from George Washington to Thomas Jefferson.
Secondary source
Primary source
26
The person or group of people that a message is for.
Editor
Audience
Author
Archeologists
27
Information from sources like texts, videos, and knowledgeable people to support our reasons.
Evidence
Contextualize
Claim
Reasoning
28
The usefulness of information in a source for a given purpose.
Bias
Definition
Limitation
Reliability
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The answer to your research question or response to the prompt you are addressing.
Reasoning
Evidence
Contextualize
Claim
