WHAT IS HISTORY? History is … ___________ learning… studying … investigating… evaluating …

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WHAT IS HISTORY? History is … ___________ learning… studying … investigating… evaluating …

Evidence Example The murder weapon was evidence to prove the murderer’s guilt. Excessive carbon in the atmosphere provides evidence to support the theory of global warming Meaning Information that can be used to support a conclusion or prove a point

Artifact A human-made objectA letter, tool, artwork, weapon, recordings, movies are examples of artifacts

Primary Source Document or other record of a past event created by people who were present at that event An eye-witness account is a primary source. The Gettysburg Address is a primary source for the history of ______________

Secondary Source Document, book or commentary created by someone not present at the event. Usually derived from evidence from primary sources A biography of Abraham Lincoln is a secondary source. The HBO special on John Adams is a secondary source.

Point-of-View The unique outlook of the reporter or witness A person’s point-of view may be influenced by gender, age, religion, past experience, political views

Historical Interpretation The process of finding the meaning or significance of historical events. Discussing how or why something happened or its impact on future events is historical interpretation

WHAT IS HISTORY? History is … ___________ learning… studying … investigating… evaluating … 2 sentences

WHY STUDY HISTORY? We study history in order to….___________________. develop… improve… become… learn…

4 Reasons to Study History 1.History helps us develop empathy for others. 2.History makes us better thinkers. 3.History teaches us to avoid errors of the past. 4.History is interesting. I believe the most important reason to study history is that _________. I believe this because _________________________ **Another reason I believe it is important to study history is _________ Write a 1-2 paragraph response. Why study history? Use these sentence frames to discuss with your partner