WorksheetsUnit 0 Vocab - Thinking Like a Historian
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
someone who saw an event happen and can tell others what they saw
eyewitness
historian
source
archives
when two or more accounts don't agree with each other
plausible
conflicting
bias
reliability
seems like it could be true
conflicting
evidence
plausible
context
the way someone sees or understands something, based on their experiences and beliefs
bias
perspective
context
historian
an opinion for or against something, usually in a way to be considered unfair
context
source
plausibility
bias
any information from the past that provides insight into past events, people, or time periods
evidence
archives
source
eyewitness
the story of past events and people
source
evidence
history
historian
a person who investigates what happened in the past and shares it with the world
bias
historian
eyewitness
context
the background or setting of an event that can help us better understand it
timeline
source
reliability
context
how trustworthy or dependable something is
archives
context
source
reliability
determine when, where, and by whom a historical document was created
source
reliability
evidence
primary source
a record of an event made by someone who was actually there
source
evidence
primary source
timeline
a place where important old documents, photos, and records are kept safe for people to study
timeline
history
eyewitness
archives
a list or drawing that shows events in the order they happened
source
timeline
archives
historian
