SOCSCI Flashcards

1
Q

History came from a Greek
word “_” which
means, “

A

Historia , finding out or
narrative”

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A study of the events of the
past, how and why they
happened, as well as what
happened as a result
A branch of knowledge
that records and explains
past events

A chronological record of
significant events (as
affecting a nation or
institution) often including
an explanation of their
causes.

A

History

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WHY STUDY HISTORY?

A

History Helps Us Understand our World
History Give Us Identity
History Helps Us Understand People
Those That Study and Understand History
Become Good Citizens

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4
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the process of critically examining and
analyzing the records and survivals of the past

A

Historical Method:

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5
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A person who uses artifacts to study ancient civilizations

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Archeologists,

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6
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can be helpful in tracing historical evolutions by
studying language and the changes that it undergone

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Linguists

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7
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help study in the past through analyzing
genetic and DNA patterns of human societies.

A

scientist

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8
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are those sources
produced at the same time as the event,
period, or subject being studied.
These sources were present during an experience
or time period and offer an inside view of a
particular event.

A

Primary sources

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Letters, diaries,
newspapers, books, government records,
archival documents, census…

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Written record

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Stories, music, speeches…

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Oral record

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Photographs, artwork, TV…

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Visual record

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12
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–Things left behind (buildings,
clothing, pottery, memorabilia…)

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Artifacts

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13
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These sources are one or more steps removed
from the event.may have pictures, quotes or
graphics of primary sources in them.

A

SECONDARY SOURCES

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IDENTIFYING PRIMARY SOURCES

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The journey towards finding primary sources
usually begins with looking at secondary sources.

• At the back of a book or end
of an article or webpage, you
may find a bibliography
which cites other sources,
including primary ones that
the author used.

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