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An Introduction to History
An Introduction to History
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A revision exercise for students prior to their first History assessment.
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Which of these groups of dates is correctly organised?
2015CE, 1901CE, 1476CE, 99BCE, 1999BCE
99BCE, 1476CE, 1901CE,1999BCE, 2015CE
1999 BCE, 99BCE, 1476CE, 1901CE 2015CE
99BCE, 1999BCE, 1476CE, 1901CE, 2015, CE
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Primary sources are
things that are simple, like red, blue or yellow.
sources that originate from the time period being studied
things that primarily follow an event/era being studied.
things you learn in primary school
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Which of these is NOT a secondary source?
A soldier's diary
A display about the centenary of the ANZAC campaign.
A text book
A descendant's account of an older returned soldier.
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What is an artefact?
Art that tells the truth.
Objects made or altered by people, such as weapons or tools
Remains/impression of life from the past, embedded in rock.
Pieces of art that tell a story about the past.
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Which of these questions is a historian least likely to ask when forming a hypothesis?
Why did they need this?
Who was here?
What's the earliest recorded date in history?
What might this have been used for?
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History is
the study of the lives of men.
the study of things that belonged to/done by famous people..
everything that's happened before this moment.
the study of people's experiences and actions in past times.
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When constructing a timeline, you order events...
from your favourite to least favourite
from most recent to the oldest
from the oldest to most recent
in alphabetical order
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Which of these do historians NOT do?
Use modern technology to examine the past.
Look at sources to find evidence.
Rely on guesswork and gut instinct.
Ask questions.
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What is a hypothesis?
Exaggeration of a historical event
Something that diabetics have
A theory that tries to explain some aspect of the past
A made up story that is set in the past.
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Evidence is
Used in crimes, not history
Info found in a source that proves/disproves something
Written/non-written items that provide info about the past.
Nothing to do with sources.