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chapter 1 exam

chapter 1 examtomorrow
Anthropology the study of human culture and how it develops over time
Archaeology the of objects to learn about past human life
Artifact an object made by people
Conclusion a decision reached after the examination of evidence
Scholarly concerned with academic learned or research
Primary source a historian needs to evaluate a primary source to decide if it has a trustworthy point of view. It is a firsthand account or piece of evidence to an event. An example is a cave painting.
Secondary source they are created after the event. A biography of a pharaoh would an example of a secondary source.
Decade a group of ten years. Ten decades is 100 years, a century.
Reliable source is written from a trustworthy point of view.
How can you be sure that the information you found on the internet while researching is indeed from a reliable source? Use wed addresses that end in .gov, .edu and .org you should also make sure that they have an author.
list the steps you would take to complete a history research project. 1. select a topic 2. create note cards 3. gather resources - books, research on the internet etc. 4. look for sing of bias
Millennium 1,000 years
century 100 years
letters, diaries and government records are NOT EXAMPLES of secondary sources
to learn the answers to historical questions historians look for evidence
the study of history can help us make decisions about the future because historical circumstances of conflict and cooperation are examples we can learn from
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