Historical Causation Review 2

Historical causes that occur shortly before an event takes place are

• intermediate causes

• long-term causes

• short-term causes

• political causes

Historical causes that take place decades before an event are _

• long-term causes

• short-term causes

• proximal causes

• longitudinal causes

Historical causes related to groups of people and their interactions / relationships with each other are _

• social causes

• political causes

• cultural causes

• economic causes

Historical causes related to the process or system by which goods and services are produced, bought, and sold are _

• social causes

• political causes

• cultural causes

• economic causes

Historical causes related to the actions and policies of governments and how governments are set up and run are _

• social causes

• political causes

• cultural causes

• economic causes

The order in which historical events happened is called the _

• time line

• series

• sequence

• succession

The word _ describes how historical events are related / connected to one another.

• correlation

• interrelationship

• association

• connection

Examine the cause-and-effect sequence and indicate whether the cause is a short-term or long-term cause, and whether it is an economic, political, or social cause.

• long-term, social cause

• short-term, political cause

• long-term, economic cause

• long-term, political cause

Examine the cause-and-effect sequence and indicate whether the cause is a short-term or long-term cause, and whether it is an economic, political, or social cause.

• long-term, social cause

• short-term, political cause

• long-term, economic cause

• long-term, political cause

Examine the cause-and-effect sequence and indicate whether the cause is a short-term or long-term cause, and whether it is an economic, political, or social cause.

• long-term, social cause

• short-term, political cause

• long-term, economic cause

• long-term, political cause