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Which method of inquiry would a historian use to explain the steps in constructing the temple of the Parthenon?
cause and effect
similarities and differences
sequence of events
changes over time
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Historians use tools to understand location and climate, such as
location of artifacts
atlas
maps
geology
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Definition: objects remaining from a particular period of history
relevant
pharoah
time lines
artifacts
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Ask Question>Collect Evidence>Draw Conclusions>?????
Retell
Revoke
Revise
Realize
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History is related to other areas of study, such as
archeology
geology
biology
geography
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Definition: an investigation of historical evidence including artifacts and documents
historiography
credible
relevant
historical inquiry
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Definition: facts or visible clues that prove something is true
evidence
artifacts
credible
interpret
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Definition: to understand something
relevant
interpret
artifacts
credible
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A historian comparing sculptures from ancient Greece and ancient Rome would
most likely
be trying to demonstrate
the impact of past events on the present.
how societies are similar and different.
how a society changes over time.
the sequence of historical events.
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Definition: using the results of historical research to tell the story of history
biology
historiography
autobiographyy
biography
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Definition: believable or trustworthy
credible
salesman
conclusions
science fiction
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Definiton: specific ways of understanding something
historiography
inquiry
points of view
investigate
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Which of these are NOT tools used to understand human activity?
technology
flags
artifacts
fossils
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Definition: information relating to a topic in an appropriate way
irresponsible
responsible
irrelevant
relevant
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Steps historians take to collect and analyze evidence: collect>organize>interpret>
color scenes
draw pictures
write a fictional story
draw conclusions
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How did the discovery of the Rosetta Stone change historical conclusions about ancient Egypt?
It supported all the original interpretations about life in ancient Egypt.
It allowed historians to better understand the Greek point of view.
It changed or informed previous theories about ancient Egypt.
It opened the possibility of the discovery of new historical evidence.
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Which is an example of a reason why historical interpretations may change over time?
New X-ray technology proves that previous medical conclusions were wrong.
Archeologists may uncover new climate evidence.
Economists may learn more about how ancient governments operated.
Political scientists discover a new method of scientific research.
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Which source of information would be the
most
relevant and credible in researching ancient Greek pottery?
a copy of a scroll retelling ancient Greek myths
a timeline of key events in Greek history
a map of ancient Greece
a report by an Egyptian clay merchant in Greece
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Historians compare similarities and differences between societies
primarily
to
collect evidence on historical events.
comprehend how the past affects the future.
learn about famous people who lived in the past.
explain why cultures have varying views on an event.
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Reasons for new historical interpretations:
recklessness
chance
error
oversight