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2 HISTORY = the study of change over time Why did it take place? What were the effects over time?

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4 Reliability? Good source? Speculate Interpret Identify bias

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6 POLITICAL – Governments, decision making

7 ECONOMICAL: How did people survive/make a living

8 SOCIAL: Related to people’s homes and their culture i.e.: –Art –Music –Food –Architecture

9 ENVIRONMENTAL: Where they lived, geographical factors (close to water, desert etc)

10 ARCHAEOLOGIST: –Study of early humans and early civilizations

11 ANTHROPOLOGIST: Studies origins, development, distribution, social habits, culture of humans

12 PALEONTOLOGIST: Studies the fossil remains of animal and plant life

13 PALEOANTHROPOLOGIST: Combines the jobs of an anthropologist and a paleontologist

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