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Worksheets1. The Historian and Archaeologist JC History
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 9mins
The study of the past
Propaganda
History
Evidence
Bias
A source that was made or comes from the time being studied e.g. a diary
Artefact
Dendrochronology
Primary source
Museum
A source that was made or comes from after the event e.g. a movie
Pollen analysis
Secondary source
Excavated
Viewpoint
Supporting materials used to prove or disprove something
AD
Evidence
BC
Opinion
One-sided
Museum
Opinion
Bias
Stratigraphy
Selective use of information to promote a particular point
Propaganda
Opinion
Fact
Bias
An explanation of the meaning of something
Bias
Interpretation
Propaganda
Prejudice
A statement that can be proved
Prehistory
Pollen analysis
Fact
Viewpoint
A belief or view about something
Opinion
History
Secondary source
Evidence
Opinion
Viewpoint
History
BC
Dendrochronology
An unfair opinion not based on facts
Primary source
Prejudice
Chronology
Propaganda
A list of events in the order in which they occurred
Prehistory
Opinion
History
Chronology
Before Christ
Pollen analysis
BC
Rescue archaeology
Excavate
The year of Our Lord
Rescue archaeology
Chronology
Stratigraphy
AD
Time before writing was invented
Primary source
Prehistory
AD
Opinion
A collection of mainly written sources
Archive
Museum
Website
Library
Collects and stores artefacts
Library
Archive
Museum
Interview
Manuscripts, autobiographies, biographies, census records, newspapers
Written sources
Visual sources
Aural sources
Tactile sources
Books written by hand
Maps
Manuscripts
Monuments
Podcasts
A book someone writes about their life
Census
Biography
Newspapers
Autobiography
Population count
Biography
Interview
Census
Recording
A book someone writes about someone else's life
Biography
Autobiography
Museum
Library
Paintings, cartoons, maps, drawing, photographs, documentaries
Aural sources
Written sources
Oral sources
Visual sources
Sounds from the past, sources that can be heard
Visual sources
Written sources
Aural sources
Oral sources
Sources that are spoken, e.g. interviews
Oral sources
Tactile sources
Written sources
Visual sources
Sources that can be touched
Oral sources
Tactile sources
Written sources
Primary sources
Objects made by people
Oral sources
Visual sources
Propaganda
Artefacts
