History Vocabulary cards Flashcards

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Account

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a description of facts and events at a specific time, usually from one person’s perspective

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Analyze

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To study carefully or in detail

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Context

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the background or situation for something

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Evidence

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the facts that prove or disprove something

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Fact

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something known to be true or exist or have occurred

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History

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The study of the past

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7
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Bias

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Prejudice; a tendency to favor one side or person

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Research

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-study or examination done with the purpose of learning about a subject

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Theory

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-an idea that explains something, but may or may not be right

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Interpretation

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the way someone understands or explains something

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opinion

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a belief, judgment, or thought about something or someone

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Source

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Person or thing that gives information

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Witness

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A person who is there to see something happen

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Secondary Source-

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a source that was not created at the time being studied, but instead uses sources that were created at that time as evidence to draw conclusions. Scholarly books and articles are examples.

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Primary Source

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a source usually created at the time in question that provides first-hand evidence. Examples include newspaper articles, photographs, diary entries, interviews, and financial records.

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16
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Epidemic

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-affecting many persons at the same time, and spreading from person to person in a locality where the disease is not permanently prevalent.

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pandemic

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prevalent throughout an entire country, continent, or the whole world; epidemic over a large area