The Historian Flashcards

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Explain the term historical repository

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A place where evidence of the past can be stored and maintained

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2
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List three places a historian can find evidence.

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1 letters
2 Maps
3 Artefacts

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3
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Explain the terms cross-checking and artefact.

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Cross- checking: when more than one source is used to make sure the information is correct
Artefact: any human made object

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4
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Explain the terms primary source and secondary source.

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Primary source: a source from time in question.
Secondary source: a source from a later date

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5
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List three examples of primary sources and secondary sources.

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Primary: Secondary :
1 photographs 1 websites
2 a census 2 Movies
3 newspapers. 3 podcasts

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6
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List two examples of written sources

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1 letters
2 diaries

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7
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Explain the terms bias and propaganda

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Bias: when an account is not balanced, but unfairly favoured one side
Propaganda: information that has been designed to influence the attitude and behaviour of the general public

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8
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Explain the term tactile source

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A source that can be touched

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9
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Explain the term chronology

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Putting events into sequence in which they happened

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10
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Explain the term reinterpretation

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To see something in a new or different light

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