Historical Thinking -Fast/Curious

The study of the past. 

• A. Geography

• B. Government

• C. History

• D. Political Science

First hand information, original works.

• A. Secondary Source

• B. Primary Source

• C. Political Cartoon

• D. Biography

Information gained from a second hand source, an account written by an individual who was not present at the event.

• A. Political Cartoon

• B. Autobiography

• C. Secondary Source

• D. Primary Source

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

• A. Sequential Order

• B. Alphabetical Order

• C. Random Order

• D. Chronology

Object made by a human being that usually gives insight into the culture or history of a person or group of people

• A. Painting

• B. Sculpture

• C. Novel

• D. Artifact

Illustrations or comic strips that convey an artist's opinion on current events, public figures, or political issues.

• A. Political doodles

• B. Political Cartoons

• C. Opinion illustrations

• D. Opinion Doodles

Reasons that force people to leave a country or region such as war, famine, religious persecution, lack of freedoms.

• A. Pull Factors

• B. Push Factors

• C. Factors to stay

• D. Factors to immigrate

Reasons that draw people into a region or area such as  job opportunities, educational opportunities, freedoms

• A. Push Factors

• B. Pull Factors

• C. Excuses

• D. Justifications

Biased or misleading information used to promote or publicize a political cause or viewpoint.

• A. Misinformation

• B. Deception

• C. Propaganda

• D. Fabrication

 The process that asks the following questions when reading a document: When and where was the document created? What was different then? What was the same? How might the circumstances in which the document was created affect its content?

• A. Document interpretation

• B. Historical analysis

• C. Inquiry

• Contextualization