Sources
Time
Why study history?
Vocabulary
Vocabulary Again!
100

What is an example of a source?

letter, diary, book, picture, drawing, clothing, speech, etc.

100

What two tools are used to measure time?

100 points for each!

Timeline

Calendar 



100

What question(s) should you ask yourself when studying history?

What happened?

Why did it happen?

How did it affect others?


100

What is the definition of context?

background

100

What is the definition of sequencing?

arranging events in order of when they happened

200

How can you tell a source is relevant to your question?

If it answers the question

200

What is a decade?

10 years

200

What is ONE way to date artifacts?

Bonus points for more than one answer!

DNA

Radiocarbon dating

Thermoluminescence 

Tree Ring Counting

200

What is the definition of relevant?

Having a significant connection to the issue or idea

200

What is the definition of comparison?

the act of analyzing by looking at similarities

300

How can you tell something is an opinion?

I think __________

I feel _______________

Judging on someone's character or an event

300

What is a century?

100 years

300

Who helped find some of our archeological methods that we use today?

Thomas Jefferson

OR

Willard Frank Libby

300

What is the definition of era?

A historical period

300

What is the definition of inference?

a conclusion based on evidence

400

What is ONE question that you should ask when analyzing sources?


• Who created the source?

• What was its purpose, and for whom was it created?

• What is the source about?

• When was the source created?

• How was the source created?

• Is the source a primary or secondary source?

400

What do BCE and CE mean?

Before Common Era

Common Era

400

What are the FOUR eras of history?

100 points per answer

Prehistory

Ancient history 

Middle Ages

Modern History

400

What is the definition of point of view?

a personal attitude about people or life

400

What is the definition of ambiguous?

able to be understood in several ways

500

How do you know if a source is credible?

If it shows multiple perspectives and gives facts instead of opinions.

500

Why do we study continuity?

To see how things change over time

500

How often do trees form rings?

Every year

500

What is the definition of chronology?

the order in which events happen

500

What is the definition of logical?

reasonable; making sense

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