primary source
a document or physical object that was written or created by someone during the time period being studied.
secondary source
a document created after the time period being studied using primary sources to write about it.
autobiography is ___
biography is ___
reliability
the usefulness of info in a source for a given purpose.
bias
a strong and one-sided opinion based on emotion
loaded language
language that is overwhelmingly positive or negative.
point of view
a persons opinion; someones claim on something.
evidence
information or details from a source.
corroboration
to provide reliable reasoning and evidence.
contextualization
the act of describing where an event took place, what led to it, and why it happened.
sourcing
the skill of analyzing historical evidence to understand its meaning.
bias can be expressed in 3 ways:
loaded language, emphasizing or leaving out info, and offensive language.
history
a study of the past and present events with an investigation of relationships between events.
archaeology
the study of artifacts
anthropology
the study of humans in the past and present.
physical anthropology
studies physical remains
cultural anthropology
studies artifacts to determine how it has changed over time.
sociologist
the study of people and controversial topics. (racism, gun violence, politics, etc.)
linguistics
the study of languages
physical map
shows the natural features of a place like mountains, rivers, valleys, etc.
political map
shows human-created divisions and boundaries such as countries, states, etc.
demographic map
shows human population data, such as age, race, education, etc.
latitude
imaginary lines that run east to west.
longitude
imaginary lines that run north to south.