WHII Early Modern World

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Synthesizing Evidence

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Combining processed information with other knowledge to logically reach new interpretations and understandings of content.

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Primary Source

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An artifact, document, image, or other source of information created during the time under study.

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Secondary Source

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A document, image, or other source of information that relates or discusses information originally presented elsewhere.

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Artifact

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An object or tool that tells about people from the past.

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Geographic Information

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Identifying important elements of geographic sources to make inferences, generalizations, and draw conclusions; understanding relationships between people, their behavior, places, and the environment.

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Five Themes of Geography

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Location, Place, Region, Movement, Human-Environment Interaction.

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Evaluating Sources

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Determining accuracy and validity of information, recognizing bias to draw informed conclusions; facts are verifiable, opinions are not; bias is partiality.

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Patterns and Trends

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Using geographic information to determine these in world history.

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Charts, Graphs, and Pictures

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Interpreting these to determine characteristics of people, places, or events.

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Major States and Empires (circa 1500 A.D.) in Western Europe

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England, France, and Spain