Understanding Historical Analytical Prompts
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These flashcards cover key concepts of historical analytical prompt formats, including Change and Continuity, Periodization, Comparison, and Causation.
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Change and Continuity formula structure
X. However, A and B. Therefore, Y.
In a Change and Continuity question, what does X represent?
One Continuity.
In Change and Continuity, A and B represent what?
One Change and another Change.
What is the focus of a Periodization question?
Whether a moment marked a turning point in American history.
In a Periodization prompt, what does the phrase 'turning point' signify?
The inquiry of major, permanent changes resulting from the historical event.
What does X represent in a Periodization question structure?
Something that stayed the same before and after the turning point.
In a Comparison question, A represents what?
One Difference.
What is evaluated in a Comparison prompt?
The extent of similarities and differences between two things.
Causation prompts focus on determining what?
Multiple causes of a specific event.
What is the formula for a Causation question?
X. More importantly, A and B. Therefore, Y.
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