social mastery 1 Flashcards

1
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an area of land with grass or
crops growing on it

A

Field

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2
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deals with the past events and
occurrences and give an account
of the past people

A

Branch

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3
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a complete, usually
alphabetical list of items

A

To catalogue

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4
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a scientist who specializes in the
study of life forms that existed in
previous geologic periods, as
represented by their fossils

A

Paleontologist

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5
Q

trace of an animal or plant of
a past geologic age that has
been preserved in Earth’s
crust

A

Fossil

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6
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a specialist in archaeology, the
scientific study of prehistoric
peoples and their cultures by
analysis of their artifacts

A

Archaeologist

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7
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an object, such as a tool, that
was made in the past

A

Artifact

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8
Q

someone who scientifically studies
humans and their customs, beliefs, and
relationships

A

Anthropologist

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9
Q

a person who specializes in
philology, the study of
literary texts and written
records

A

Philologist

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10
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the statistical characteristics of
human populations (such as age
or income)

A

Demographics

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11
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“Everything we have, all our great institutions, hospitals, universities, libraries, this city, our laws, our music, art, poetry, our freedoms, everything is because somebody went before us and did the hard work… Indifference to history isn’t just ignorant, it’s rude. It’s a form of ingratitude.”

A

David McCullough

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12
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First-hand information about people or events

A

PRIMARY SOURCE

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13
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PRIMARY SOURCE EXAMPLES GIVE 5

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Eyewitness accounts (diaries & letters)
Government documents (laws or court decisions)
Public speeches
Autobiographies
Photographs or video tapes
Art objects
Stamps
Coins
Clothing
Interviews w/people recalling the past

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14
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THIGN TO WATCH WHEN READING PRIMARY SOURCES

A

BIAS
AUTHENTICITY

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15
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A leaning toward or against a certain person, group, or idea

A

BIAS

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16
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The quality or condition of being genuine

A

AUTHENTICITY

17
Q

An account provided after the fact by people who did not directly witness or participate in the event

A

SECONDARY SOURCE

18
Q

SECONDARY SOURCE EXAMPLES

A

Textbooks
Encyclopedias
Biographies
Books or articles written by historians

19
Q

is the study of ancient life, from dinosaurs to prehistoric plants, mammals, fish, insects, fungi, and even microbes.

A

Paleontology

20
Q

reveals how organisms changed over time and what our planet was like long ago.

A

Fossil evidence

21
Q

is the study of people and artifacts from ancient times.

A

Archaeology

22
Q

is the study of people and cultures in the past and today

A

Anthropology