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25 Cards in this Set

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AD
Anno Domini
BC
before Christ
BCE
before Common Era
CE
common error
Agenda
A list, plan or outline, of things to be done, matters to be acted or voted upon
Anthropologists
Aperson who studies the origin, the behavior, and the physical, social, and cultureal development of humans
Archivist
A person responsible for preserving, organizing, or serving archival material
Archaeologists
A person who studies lives of early people through examination of their physical remains
Artifact
An object produced or shaped by human craft, especially a tool, weapon or ornament of acchaeological or historical interest.
Embellishment
A fictitious addition, as to a factual statement
Bias
Predjudice for or against someone or something
Herodotus
known as the father of history, he based his writings off of research he obtained by traveling around the area to gather people's stories.
Politically Correct
elliminating language and practices that could offend people
Pre History
Human history in the period before recorded events
Primary Source
A fisrt Hand or eyewitness account of an event
Recorded History
History that has been written down in a form of language
Revisionist Historian
One who alters the past to suit his or her needs
Secondary Source
Any document that describes an event, person, place, or thing
Specialty Historian
A historian that specializes in a certain type of history
Tertiary Sources
Consist of information from primary and secondary source
Thucydides
Recorded History of Peloponnesian War by the closet possible scrutiny of each statement made by others.
chronology
is imoortant to help identify what time th events are taking palce. Translates work according to dates
perspective
how an event is viewed by the writer. translates to a mental viewpoint or prospect
why does a person have to watch out for bias?
if they dont watch out for bias, bias will greatly affect how the eevents are viewed
reliability
needed because if the source is not reliable than its not clear wheather the info is true. translates to dependable accuratcy and honesty