Which question best fits the network frame?

How did the growth of the Silk Road affect people along the trade route?

A tool that helps us ask questions and tell stories about the past

Which response best describes historical thinking?

Constructing narratives to explain events and processes

When might you need to use a Production and Distribution Frame?

To understand what goods were traded with another village for money

Danger of a Single Story highlights...

the problem with not getting the whole story.

What are networks in the context of our frames?

Patterns of connection between people & communities

What is the best definition for the production and distribution frame?

creating or manufacturing and distributing goods

Which of the following is an example of scale-switching?

Looking at an international market v. a local market

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Which question best fits the network frame?
How did the gov. structure change in France during their Revolution?
What group was most affected by changes in land ownership?
How did the Industrial Revolution change how people worked?
How did the growth of the Silk Road affect people along the trade route?
2
What is a frame?
A historian’s decision to divide history into time periods
A lens w/ which we can work to connect pieces of the past, present & future
An individual’s perspective on a historical event or process
A tool that helps us ask questions and tell stories about the past
3
Which response best describes historical thinking?
Constructing narratives to explain events and processes
Sorting and organizing primary documents
Disagreeing with other historians' interpretations of events and processes
Memorizing facts about the past
4
When might you need to use a Production and Distribution Frame?
To map the boundaries of the village
To itemize the list of theatrical performances staged in the village
To understand what goods were traded with another village for money
To determine how old a village is
5
Which of the following is NOT one of our 3 narrative Frames?
Production & Distribution
Communities
Networks
Nation-States
6
What barrier to expansion has the Internet allowed communities to surpass?
Economic barriers
Geographic barriers
Technological barriers
Political barriers
7
Danger of a Single Story highlights...
the problem with not getting the whole story.
Adiche's prejudice.
the popularity of British and American literature.
Nigeria's problems.
8
What are networks in the context of our frames?
Physical routes that connect people like roads and airlines
Groups of people with a common idenity
Exchange of goods and services
Patterns of connection between people & communities
9
What term refers to an account, description or story about a historical period.
Perspective
Claim
Narrative
Frame
10
What is the best definition for the production and distribution frame?
particular lens or perspective that information is perceived through
group or system of interconnected people or things
creating or manufacturing and distributing goods
group of people living close together, shared experiences and identities
11
Which of the following is an example of scale-switching?
Looking at European political systems v. Asian political systems
Looking at narratives v. numerical data
Looking at communities v. networks
Looking at an international market v. a local market
12
What is the relationship between the 3 frames?
Totally separate
Separate but overlapping
Useless on their own
Opposing each other
13
What is one key characteristic of communities?
Unified government
Large population
Shared identity or experience
A common religion
14
Historians look at both small details and the big picture. What is this skill called?
Contextualization
Numerical thinking
Shifting perspectives
Scale switching

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