1.1 History Stories
This is a basis for belief or disbelief; knowledge on which to base belief.
What is evidence?
What is a respectable or credible source?
What is an authority?
This is a group of people living close together or having shared experience and identity.
What is community?
This is the process, specific to the human species, of sharing and accumulating knowledge over multiple generations and accross regions.
What is collective learning or collective memory?
This is a type of question where you are given multiple options to choose from, and usually only one is the best answer.
What is multiple choice or multiple-choice questions (MCQs)?
This is the continuum of events occurring in succession leading from the past to the present, and even into the future.
What is history?
This is an important analytical process for assessing the quality and truthfulness of claims.
What is claim testing?
This is the act or process of moving goods and services (to spread over an area).
What is distribution?
This is an experience, person, or thing that one remembers
What is memory or individual memory?
This is a type of question that requires a short response of 1-3 complete sentences. It usually asks you to define, describe or explain something briefly.
This is an account, description, or story, or the oral or written work containing such material.
What is a narrative?
This is moving between events, people, details, questions, and narratives from different perspectives of time and space to develop useful pictures of our global past
What is scale switching?
This is a system or process that involves a number of persons, groups or organizations
What is a network?
This is a form of communication that uses symbols to stand in for a greater meaning
What is symbolic language?
This is the central point of a text or video that contains a topic and what the author wants us to think or do about that topic.
What is the main idea or thesis?
This is an individual’s or group’s point of view on or attitude toward something.
What is a perspective?
This is the power of knowing or apprehending something directly, without learning it consciously or submitting it to processes of logic.
What is intuition?
This is the act or process of creating or manufacturing
What is production?
This is the author of the textbook, a history professor, also found in the graphic narrative.
Who is Trevor Getz?
This is a group of 3 or more sentences, usually at least 5, in which examples and explanations support a main idea. This usually begins with a topic sentence.
What is a paragraph?
According to Adichie, the problem with these is that are not necessarily untrue, but incomplete. They make one story become the only story, which robs people of their dignity and emphasizes how we are different rather than how we are similar.
What are stereotypes?
This is reasoning, the process of sound reasoning, or the study of reasoning.
What is logic?
This is a particular lens or perspective that information is perceived through
What is a frame?
In the graphic biography, Trevor's great-grandfather who was missing a finger on his right hand
Who was Zalman?
This is when you think/write about what you know or have learned/experienced in the past and connect your understanding of this to the content of this course.
What is a reflection?