Essay writing review world history

Thesis

• A summary of the main points in the work.

• A list of references used in the work.
• A statement made to try and prove a point.

• An introduction to the topic being discussed.

Analysis

• a detailed examination of all of the elements or structure of an object

• a broad examination of elements of a text

• Review

• Post evidence

Causation

• Causation is only applicable in scientific experiments.
• Causation is the relationship between cause and effect.
• Causation refers to random events without any relationship.
• Causation is the same as correlation.

Evidence

• the available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid.

• Assertion
• the unavailable body of facts or information

• Proof

Change

• Identical

• Modify
• Similar

• Perpetual

Claim

• A claim is a question that needs to be answered.
• A claim is a type of evidence used in arguments.
• A claim is a synonym for a fact.
• A claim is an assertion that something is true.

Counterclaim

• Opposite of thesis / rebuttal

• False argument

• Affirmative claim
• Supporting argument

Organization

• Association
• Organization/structuring

• Collaboration
• Management

Contextualization

• Contextualization is the act of summarizing information.
• Contextualization refers to the process of analyzing data.
• Conextualozation is the process of considering in relation to the situation in which it happens

• Contextualization is the method of collecting information.

Continuity

• Continuity indicates the number of roots a function has.
• Continuity is a measure of a function's maximum value.
• Continuity is a property of functions indicating no abrupt changes.
• Continuity refers to the speed of a function.