9.0 Historical Thinking

The act of thinking like a historian by utilizing historical thinking skills such as sourcing, contextualizing, corroborating, and close reading is known as....

• Historical Thinking

• Reliability

• Purpose

• Perspective

........ is known as a historical reading skill that prompts students to evaluate language and evidence throughout a document to support the author's claim

• Corroborating

• Close Reading

• Contextualizing

• Annotating

A historical reading skill that requires students to identify the author and the author's purpose. Students employ this skill before they read a document to determine if the SOURCE is trustworthy and believeable

• Sourcing

• Contextualizing

• Bias

• Corroborating

Bias

• a person's role in an event (i.e. a witness or a person in a fight

• comes from people who were not present at the event

• first hand account of events

• an unreasoned, emotional judgment about people or events

In order to show your thinking while you are reading, you interact with the text by asking questions and making connections and underlining the text. This is known as....

• Annotating

• Sourcing

• Contextualizing

• Corroborating

Information that could be used for a specific purpose is known as....

• Primary

• Secondary

• Evidence

• Information

The explanation that connects evidence to a claim, the "so what" is known as

• Analzying

• Applying

• Investigating

• Asking questions

Historical Context is known as

• the events that led to an event; includes the imte period and larger historical trends as well as causes

• where a historical event took place and why it took place there; includes location, location relative to other places, geographic features, and climate

Geographic Context

• The events that led to an event; includes the time period and larger historical trends as well as causes

• Where a historical event took place and why it took place there; includes location, location relative to other places, geographic features and climate

The act of comparing pieces of evidence to see where they agree or disagree

• Contextualizing

• Claim

• Corroborating

• Sourcing