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100

A database containing scholarly peer-reviewed journal articles

What is JSTOR?

100

The preferred citation style for historians

What is Chicago style?

100

Greek authors first distinguished between epic poems and real events

What is fact, what is fiction?

100

He said it: "Any fool can make history, but it takes a genius to write it."

Who was Oscar Wilde?

100

The "Father of History" from the 5th century BC

Who was Herodotus?

200

You need to support your thesis by using plenty of these

What is a footnote?

200

No student has ever been downgraded for having too many of these

What are sources?

200

Greeks believed in this form of historical development

What is cyclical history?

200

This British historian said: “History is an unending dialogue between the present and the past.”

Who was E. H. Carr?

200

He wrote about the Peloponnesian War, intending his work to be 'a possession for all time'.

Who was Thucydides?

300

This constitutes the basis of your paper, your evidence.

What are primary sources?

300

Different interpretations on your subjects should be grouped into these

What are schools of thought?

300

Christianity shared this type of outlook on history with other religions

What is providential history?

300

He said: “History is an unending dialogue between the present and the past.”

Who was E.H. Carr?

300

During the Renaissance, Lorenzo Valla identified this important document as a forgery.

What was the Donation of Constantine?

400

Articles and books on your subject

What are secondary sources?

400

You need to insert a footnote if you have one of these in your text

What is a direct quote?

400

In America, Frederick Jackson Turner coined this influential thesis.

What was the Frontier thesis?

400

This German philospher and revolutionary stated: "History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce."

Who was Karl Marx?

400

In France, this famous writer and satirist started a new way of looking at history during the Enlightenment period.

Who was Voltaire?

500

Do not forget to include opposing viewpoints

What is a counter-argument?

500

Some footnotes show that you have used documents contained in special collections with this name.

What is an archive?

500

In the early 20th century, a group of French historians established a school of social history based on a new journal.

What was the Annales school?

500

This writer stated that history was "an account, mostly false, of events, mostly unimportant, which are brought about by rulers, mostly knaves, and soldiers, mostly fools.”

Who was Ambrose Bierce?

500

This German historian wanted his colleagues to produce scientific history by going back into the archives.

Who was Leopold von Ranke?

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