U0 Historical Thinking Review

What is an enduring issue?

• A temporary problem that has been successfully addressed.

• A long term problem that has been solved.

• A problem across time that different people have tried to address.

• A long term problem people do not try to solve.

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Primary Sources

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(b) Secondary Sources

• official documents

• autobiographies

• newspaper articles

• commentaries and essays

• reviews

• editorial pieces

• photographs

• textbooks

A ​ ​ (a)   are things produced by people with a firsthand account of the topic you are researching. A ​ (b)   describes, interprets, or evaluates the event after the fact.

• primary source
• secondary source
• tertiary source

This is any dispute, competition, agitation, struggle, resistance, adverse reaction or invasion.

• Conflict

• Human Rights Violation

• Impact

• Power

• Scarcity

This is to influence or control the behavior of people.

• Conflict

• Human Rights Violation

• Impact

• Power

• Scarcity

This is the lasting effect an action has on a place or a people.

• Conflict

• Human Rights Violation

• Impact

• Power

• Scarcity

This is freedom from injustice, inequality, discrimination, unfair treatment, persecution for beliefs, threats to cultural identity or restriction of movement.

• Conflict

• Human Rights Violation

• Impact

• Power

• Scarcity

This is not having enough of something that is needed.

• Conflict

• Human Rights Violation

• Impact

• Power

• Scarcity

What are some aspects of historical thinking?

• Analyzing more than one source for reliability.

• Utilizing primary and secondary sources.

• Ignoring sources that don't agree with you.

• Understanding evidence and context.

What can affect the point of view of an author?

• Nationality

• Profession

• Political Beliefs

• Cultural Background

• Gender