Historical Perspective
Point of view.
What is perspective?
No one needs to remember it.
What is not at all significant?
Comes before an event
What is cause?
Tells us what things have stayed the same over time.
What is continuity?
The most recent province to join Canada
What is Newfoundland and Labrador?
Interpreting events of the past with the ideas and values of the present.
What is presentism?
Most everyone in the world should know about it.
What is global significance?
Comes after an event.
What is consequence?
refers to the disruptions through time that created new events and experiences.
What is change?
Ottawa
What is the capital city of Ontario?
First hand-accounts, a product of the time period of the event.
What is a primary source?
Influences what may be considered historically significant
What is bias?
Covid-19: spread of a new virus
What is a cause?
The housing market increasing in price and the number of houses built.
What is change?
Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior
What are the 5 great lakes?
Second-hand accounts, created from primary sources.
What is a secondary source?
Most everyone in the country where it occurred should know about it.
What is national significance?
Bidding wars and rising rent prices.
What are short-term consequences?
People still need support for food.
What is continuity?
Alberta, ......., Manitoba
What is Saskatchewan?
A tv show explaining what happened during the Korean War.
What is a secondary source?
Only the descendants and family of the people involved need know about it.
What is individual significance?
Orange shirt day recognition
What is a long-term consequence?
Different soldiers uniforms, equipment and weapons used.
What is change?
Iqaluit
What is the capital city of Nunavut?