Maps
Timelines
Thinking Like a Historian
Primary & Secondary Sources
Latitude & Longitude
100
Map tool that shows directions
What is a compass rose?
100
The timeline tool that everything is connected to
What is a baseline?
100
The kind of questions should you ask as a historian
Who? What? When? Where? Why? and How?
100
An account of an event from someone who was NOT directly present
What is a secondary source?
100
The line found at 0 degrees latitude - "The Belt" of the earth.
What is The Equator?
200
Map tool to show how big a country/area is
What is a map scale?
200
These must be spread into equal increments
What are anchor dates?
200
analyzing information, developing a thesis, and identifying context
What is Thinking Critically?
200
An account from someone who was either directly at the event or present during time period under study
What is a primary source?
200
The line found at 0 degrees longitude - "The Tie" of the earth.
What is the Prime Meridian?
300
A type of map that shows the human created boundaries of countries/states/territories
What is a political map?
300
This is used to show a jump in time where nothing super important happened
What is a lightning bolt?
300
You must identify multiple of these in order to complete the third step of thinking like a historian
What are multiple sources/perspectives?
300
Newspapers, textbooks, articles, magazines are all examples of
What are secondary sources?
300
Lines that run horizontally or east to west around the earth
What are lines of latitude?
400
A type of map that shows what a given area looked like in the past
What is a historical map?
400
Used to show a span of time where something occurred, rather than using multiple anchor dates
What is a bracket?
400
You must detect this in order to think like a historian (unfair preference)
What is bias?
400
Diaries, photos, historical artifacts are all examples of
What are primary sources?
400
Lines that run up vertically on the earth or north to south
What are lines of longitude?
500
What is an inset map?
500
The type of timeline that we use when we want to compare two people's lives, two countries, or two events happening at the same time
What is a multi-tier timeline?
500
Another word for evidence working together, the last step to thinking like a historian
What is coroborate?
500
What is a primary source?
500
The lines that come first when finding coordinates on the earth
What are lines of latitude?