Historical Thinking Skills
Ancient History
Columbian Exchange
Revolutions
Industrialization
100
Similarities and Differences

What is Comparison?

100

The Land mass that connects Africa, Europe, and Asia.

What is Afro-Eurasia?

100

The forced relocation of enslaved Africans to the Americas.

What is the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade?

100

The revolution that liberated the slaves in the French colony of Saint Domingue?

What is The Haitian Revolution?

100
Children were being injured while working in these places.

What are Factories?

200

Background information

What is Contextualization?
200

The Trade route that connected Afro-Eurasia.

What is the Silk Road?
200

The primary crop grown and harvested by enslaved Africans in the Caribbean.

What is Sugar?

200

New ideas that developed throughout the 1700s - 1800s that inspired many revolutions.

What are Enlightenment Ideas?

200

The economic system in which private owners have control of trade and property. 

What is Capitalism?

300

The different events and how they develop or stay the same throughout history.

What is Continuity/Change over time?

300

The largest empire in Afro-Eurasia that was unified under Genghis Khan.

What is the Mongol Empire?
300

The merging of religious practices from more than one religion.

What is Religious Syncretism?

300

The primary cause of the American Revolution.

What are taxes?

300

The entire class of wage workers who can only earn money by selling their labor.

What is the Proletariat?

400

The Historical Thinking Skill that is demonstrated below: 

The Haitian Revolution inspired slave revolts across the Americas. 

What is Causation?

400
The Indigenous American people who are native to the Caribbean.

Who are Tainos?

400

Colonizers coming from Spain and Portugal.

What are Conquistadors?

400

King Louis the XVI was the leader during this revolution.

What is the French Revolution?

400

Britain went to war with China so that they can sell this product.

What is Opium?

500

The Historical Thinking Skill demonstrated below:

While source 1 describes how Indian people fought back against the British with weapons, source 5 describes how Indian people protested against the British peacefully. Both sources show the complex responses to British Colonialism in India.

What is Corroboration?

500

East African and Indian Trade routes relied on this form of trade.

What is Maritime Trade?

500

The disease brought over by the Europeans that killed off the Nahua people in the Americas.

What is Smallpox?

500

The religion that inspired West African Revolutions.

What is Islam?

500

The militia of India who fought for and then against the British. 

Who are the Sepoys?

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