Sources
A source that was created at the time of the event
Primary Source
A source that is fair, balanced and just gives you the facts is called this.
Reputable
This is what Scuttle called a fork
Dinglehopper
Timelines are closely related to this thing, mathmateically speaking
Number lines
A Secondary Source
A source that tries to convince you of an opinion is called this
Bias
The people who go to different sites to try and find artifacts are called this. Indiana Jones was one.
Archeologist
All years before the year 0 are called this
B.C.E.
Textbooks are an example of this type of source
Secondary
A source that is silly or blatantly lies and tries to deceive its viewers is called this
Fake News
These people take the evidence from archeologists and make inferences to create a story about the past.
Historians
All years after 0 are called this
C.E.
A Diary is an example of this type of source.
When researching things in history is important to determine if the article or source has this
Bias
When observing artifacts we use these, everybody's got them!
Senses
When creating a number line, it is important to have the right this, the space between each horizontal line on the timeline.
This type of source is better to use when studying history.
A primary source
This type of source is more prone to bias
Primary Source
If archeologists find the notes, then historians...
write the music
Before changing to BCE and CE it used to be these, a much more religion way of stating it.
BC and AD