Historical Concepts

What is a primary source?

• Photographs created after the time being investigated

• diaries written at the time being investigated

• objects created or written after the time being investigated

• objects created or written at the time being investigated

What is a secondary source?

• material created after the time being investigated

• Material that was created only twice

• material created during the time being investigated

• only sources written by historians

Am I a primary or secondary source?

• Primary

• Secondary

Am I a primary or secondary source?

• Primary

• Secondary

What is chronology?

• the term used to describe crimes against humanity

• the term used to describe chaotic events in history

• the arrangement of events or dates in random order

• the arrangement of events or dates in the order of their occurrence.

What is meant by Continuity and change?

• that over time some terrible things stay the same

• that over time some things stay the same, while others change for the better

• that over time some things stay the same, while others change

• that over time some things stay the same

What is meant by cause and effect?

• the reasons why kings fall and the consequences or outcomes to society

• the reasons why events have occurred and the consequences or outcomes.

• the reasons why wars have occurred and the consequences or outcomes of famine

• the reasons why events have occurred

What is meant by historical significance?

• relates to the importance we place on events

• relates to the importance we place on discoveries.

• relates to the importance we place on people

• relates to the importance we place on people, events and discoveries.

Who am I?

• The cause of unrest

• A significant event

• Secondary source

• Primary source

What does the acronym S.E.C.C.Co stand for?

• Significance, Evidence, Chronology, Cause and effect, Continuity and change

• Significance, Evidence, Chronology, Cause and effect, Continuity and cost

• Science, Evidence, Chronology, Cause and effect, Continuity and change

• Significance, Earth, Chronology, Cause and effect, Continuity and change