World History Unit 1 Vocabulary

to put into a context, or provide a context for; context = the set of circumstances or events in which a particular event occurs; situation

• contextualize

• discipline

• sourcing

• community

a group of people living together having a shared identity

• community

• discipline

• contextualize

• evidence

the act of understanding who wrote a document, where they wrote it, and why they wrote it, for the purposes of analysis or interpretation

• frame

• distribution

• evidence

• sourcing

an area of study or learning

• narrative

• discipline

• frame

• evidence

the act or process of distributing (to spread over an area

• distribution

• network

• production

• scale

knowledge on which to base belief; that which constitutes proof

• perspective

• frame

• evidence

• narrative

particular lens or perspective that information is perceived through

• language networks

• production

• narrative

• frame

systems of communication, often including shared language, that make possible the exchange and collection of ideas

• distribution

• language networks

• perspective

• narrative

an account, description, or story, or the oral or written work containing such material

• narrative

• network

• scale

• language network

a visual or mental view, as of a scene or a subject and the interrelationships of its parts or facts

• discipline

• production

• network

• contextualize