Vocabulary
A personal leaning or a preference for a Particular outlook.
The position that researchers take about a particular topic based on the evidence that they have gathered.
Argument
What is the name of one of Mr. Kremer's Sons?
Jett or Charlie
According to the historian Arnold Toynbee, what does history mean?
Investigation
An artifact is an example of what?
Evidence
The Laws and regulations that determine how problems can be solved in response to social issues.
Public Policy
A person's way of thinking about or approaching a subject, as shaped by their character, experience, culture, and history.
Point of View
How many animals does Mr. Kremer have?
2 cats
How is history similar to economics, physics, or mathematics?
History is an academic discipline.
What led to many problems in the early days of archaeology?
Unclear professional standards
The order in which events occur, or the arrangement of events in the order in which they occur.
Chronology
A document or other record of past events created by someone who was not present during the events or the time period in which they occurred.
Secondary Source
How many siblings does Mr. Kremer have?
3
What might bias do to a historian's observations?
Distort them.
Sometimes a good starting point for a compelling question may be.
Yes or NO
The process of finding the meaning or significance of historical events.
Historical Interpretation
A document or other record of past events created by someone who was present during the events or the time period in which they occurred.
Primary Source
Where did Mr. Kremer go to college?
UW Stevens Point
The two main kinds of sources historians use are.
Primary Sources and Secondary Sources
An early step in the process of inquiry might include.
An observation
In history, the process of exploring the answers to questions about a certain time and place.
Inquiry
A question that does not have a simple or direct answer, but which requires some thought and investigation to answer.
Compelling Question
Where did Mr. Kremer Grow up?
Albany
What are the 4 steps on how we study history?
1.) Ask a compelling question.
2.) Find your evidence.
3.) Interpret your evidence.
4.) Reinterpret your evidence.
What are the 4 reasons why we study History?
1.) Teaches us to avoid errors of the past.
2.) History helps us develop empathy.
3.) History is interesting.
4.) History makes us better thinkers.