Christmas tests Flashcards

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Accuracy

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When something is a bit off

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Bias

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When someone favourites one side

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Exaggeration

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Making something sound bigger then it is

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Proaganda

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A way of presenting information in order to influence people’s opinions may be false

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Primary source

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Coming directly from the past eg.interviews,diary

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Secondary sources

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When something is written after the event happened eg. A history book

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History

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When people used writing

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Prehistory

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Before people used writing

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How cites are chosen

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There might be a document that shows that a building used to be there

Before a new road or building is being made they often excavated

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Hunter gatherers

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They get food by hunting animals and nuts and berries

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Tools and weapons did they use

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Farmers used stone tools and Flint and axe heads were other weapons

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Clothes

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Wool was available for clothes

People weave cloth

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Pottery

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The steps of pottery are to get a lump of wet clay mood it with their fists and put them in the fire they might have patterns

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Farming

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They had stone walls around the fields for fences this kept sheep and Cattle safe from any wild animal and to stop them running away
They grew crops. A quern stone was used to grind grain into flour for bread

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Dolmen

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A tomb made of stone

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Court cairns

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Northern half of the country. They get their name from an open area. They might have been used for religious ceremony’s. It is made of stone. Inside there is a passage leading to a chamber

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Passage tombs

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They are like court cairns.but much bigger. They are the most impressive tomb. Inside there is a long passage leading to a chamber. In the chamber dead bodies were found.

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What skills did bronze people have

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They mined copper

They made bronze

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Fulacht fiadh

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It means deer roast

It might have been used all year round or just in the summer

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Cist graves

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A pit in the ground lined with stone slabs

Some contains cremated remains or biddies there they burried tools with the baddie

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Stone circles

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Tall upright stone arranged in rows or circles

Some with human remains within them

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Clonmacnoise

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The largest Celtic monastery

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Life in a Celtic monastery

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Monks lived there each monk had a role to play such as a farmer,cooks and craftsmen

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Manuscripts

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The book of Kelly’s is a manuscript

Manuscript are books that monks invented made by scribes

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How do we now about Romans

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Archeologist have excavated many places where the Romans lived
The Romans wrote stories