Social Studies Terms Review

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event/idea/or historical development

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historical circumstance

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where a historical event/development is taking place or why it is taking place there; can be a feature, location or city for example

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geographical circumstances

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Why a document or source was/is created

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purpose

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the person or group received the message of the source

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audience

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a slant, or strong opinion shaped by a persons circumstances or other factors like gender, class, race, or job

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bias

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a person or group that creates a source

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author

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refers to something that contributes to the occurrence of an event happening

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cause

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refers to what happened as a consequence (result, impact, or outcome) of an event, an idea or a development

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effect

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tells how something is alike or the same

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similarity

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tells how something is not alike or not the same as something else

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difference