Studies Weekly - Week 18

Which of the following is NOT an example of a question a historian might ask about the evidence they are examining?

_______occurs when we take what we learned about one subject and apply it to another subject.

To understand patterns in history, which of the following questions does a historian ask?

____________ is examining two or more events, people, places, or ideas to identify how they are the same.

A timeline is a list of events in the order that they happened

When historians study the past, they also learn about a society’s

Events listed in the order that they happened are in ___

A/An __________ is an event that makes something else to happen.

Historians analyze how things remain the same as well as how things change throughout history.

Historians identify, select, analyze, and __________ sources to understand the past.

The benefit of applying historical thinking to an event is it creates a single perspective.

Historians also ask questions when examining sources to determine

Which of the following is not a way historians explain their research?

When thinking strategically, which of these questions do we ask?

Historians seek to ask and answer questions about the

Contrasting is examining events, people, places, or ideas to see how they are different.

__________ occurs when historians look at an event, focused on individual parts and how they contribute to the event.

Anaylitical Evidence is information gathered from historical sources.

Strategic thinking requires us to __________ about a person or event and apply it to our own lives.

____________involves labeling and identifying people, objects, and events based on their characteristics.

A/an __________ is the result, consequence, or outcome of what happened