1.2/1.3 quiz

an opinion (an unreasoned, emotional judgement about people and events)

• bias

• conclusion

• secondary source

• evidence

a judgement made after examining clues

• bias

• conclusion

• historiography

• source

shows proof or an indication that something is true and could be in the form of material objects such as a soldier' uniform

• bias

• evidence

• conclusion

• Domesday book

a source created by someone who saw or experienced the event

• secondary source

• evidence

• primary source

• conclusion

a source created after an event occurred and created by people who were not part of the historical event

• history

• primary source

• bias

• secondary source

Examples include: diary, journal, cave painting, treaty, document

• primary source

• secondary source

Examples include a textbook, a biography, an article written by someone who was not party of a war.

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

The study of historical interpretations

• history

• archaeology

• historiography

created in A.D. 1086 and contained information about the people and lands of England.

• Domesday Book

• archaeology

• Bible

• history

to present someone's work as your own without giving proper credit

• plagiarism

• URL

• credentials

• bias