chapter 9

History in some instances can only be told through perspectives of individuals with their own contrasting lens & because of that, history is _____

What are the steps for the Historical Method (Check all that apply)

• encountering a historical problem

• collecting, organizing, and verifying historical evidence

• discussing found information with the class

• reporting findings in an objective narrative or written account

______ is the process of arranging events in the order of their occurrence

What is NOT true about a timeline

• a timeline is a sequential graphic representation of a series of historical events constructed by dividing a unit of time into proportional subdivisions.

• Timelines are often available in commercially made kits or in textbooks; however, students become more actively engaged when they construct their own timelines.

• Timelines are great tools for placing in perspective the accomplishments of a historic figure or stories of important events

• Events on a timeline generally do not follow a theme

What skills are involved in Historical Comprehension (check all that apply)

• Recalling Specific Information

• Retelling Story

• Constructing Understanding

• Discussing Findings

A genre that uses factually accurate information and presents it as a true story

The process of systematically uncovering and examining primary and secondary sources in order to produce accurate accounts of what has happened in the past

• History Analysis

• Historical Research

• History Reflection

Which is NOT a major type of primary evidence

• written sources

• artifacts

• graphs

• images