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Review of Chapter 1; Artefact Junior Cycle History.
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Archaeology is
the period of time before writing was used.
information about a person, place or thing in the past.
the study of the remains left by people in the past.
the study of the past
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Prehistory is
the study of the past
someone who is an expert in, or a student of, history.
information or evidence about the past.
the period of time before writing was used
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History comes from the Greek word historia, meaning
knowledge from investigation
information
the story of the past
his story
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Interviews and podcasts are examples of
aural sources
tactile sources
visual sources
oral sources
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TV/film and radio documentaries, websites are examples of
Primary sources
Secondary Sources
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Why do we study history?
all of the above
to avoid mistakes from the past
to understand how human experience has shaped society/ world
to recognise patterns of change,
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Letters, diaries, emails and government documents are examples of
oral sources
tactile sources
visual sources
written sources
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Where might a historian find information
archives
museums
libraries
the Internet
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Which of these dates is later?
1800 BC
456 BC
345 BC
984 BC
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Historians must consider:
whether or not the source contains bias
All of the above
whether or not the source contains exaggeration
the accuracy of the source
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Information that has been designed to influence the attitudes of the general public is called..
propaganda
bias
exaggeration
inaccuracy
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An artefact is
something you can touch
a treasure
any human-made object.
priceless
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Chronology is
a timeline of events
the study of time
putting events into the sequence in which they happened.
a reinterpretation of past events
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Photographs are
visual sources
aural sources
written sources
oral sources
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Being able to place ourselves in past human experience, linking past, present and future is ..
historical consciousness
a museum
a primary source
a secondary source
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When should history be reinterpreted?
when new evidence is found
when the source was biased
when we don't like the results of our findings
when the artefact disintegrated or broke
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Artefacts, photographs, letters, diaries are examples of
Secondary Sources
Primary sources
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A source from the time of the event, a first-hand account of what happened
Secondary Source
Primary source:
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History is
the period of time before writing was used.
the study of the past
the study of the remains left by people in the past.
information about a person, place or thing in the past.
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The 19th century began in what year
1800 AD
1900 AD
1800 BC
1900 BC
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Which of these dates is earlier?
456 BC
1800 BC
984 BC
345 BC
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Historians put events in order by...
dividing time into hours, days, weeks, months and year
using timelines
organizing events using a common feature or theme or period
grouping years into decades, centuries (and millennia
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BC or BCE is thought to be before what year?
1 CE
1 AD
0
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When an historical account is not balanced, but unfairly favours one side; this is called...
bias
exaggeration
propaganda
inaccuracy
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Anything that gives us information or evidence about a person, place or thing in the past.
is called a source
is called a manuscript
is called a artefact
is helpful
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CE means
common English
common era
certified education
christian evidence
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When more than one source is used to make sure the information is correct, this is called...
exaggeration
bias
propaganda
Cross-checking:
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A source from a later date, after the time of the event.
Primary source:
Secondary Source
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An example of a primary written sources could be
autobiographies
biographies
websites
Diaries
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Maps are
tactile sources
visual sources
aural sources
oral sources
