SPICE
What does the I stand for in SPICE
Interaction with Environment
What is Prior Knowledge?
Information you already know.
What are the 6 question starters?
Who, what, where, when, how, and why.
A primary source is...
Accounts or events written by people that witnessed or experienced the event.
Clothing, food, and music are apart of which SPICE factor?
CULTURAL
How would the world look today if the Civil War never occurred? Is an example of which type of question?
Counterfactual
Both Primary/Secondary sources
Historians use contextualization to do what?
Find the missing aspects of a story/why things happened.
A secondary source is...
Made by people that were not eyewitnesses. These are often accounts that were made to analyze or support primary sources.
Where do labor systems and trade fall under which SPICE category?
Economic
"What is your opinion about the impact of social media on society, and why do you think this way?" Is an opinion of which type of question?
Open-ended
What is the inference formula?
Prior Knowledge + Clues from the text
In a story, context does what?
Tell us information that completes the story
What does explaining things in chronological order mean?
Explaining something from beginning to end
When considering family size - which SPICE factor does it belong to?
Social
An open-ended question is what?
Having no specific answer or set of answers
What is the most useful way to get historical information?
Reading the source/text
What is contextualization?
To place an idea, statement or event within its larger setting in which you get the complete meaning.
What does thematic mean?
Identifying patterns based on subjects or a theme
Which two SPICE factors does Religion fall under.
Social and Cultural
“Did you have enough money to pay for your purchases?”
Close-ended question
BONUS: During the trail of tears, what happened?
Indigenous people were pushed out of their land and forced to live in reservations.
Why is contextualization important?
It helps you understand what COMPLETELY happens in a story/situation.
What would a thematic unit in class look like?
A unit focused on what specific subject.