Chapter 1 Notes: Developing a Global Perspective, Primary Sources, and Causation in History

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Global Perspective

Cultivating an understanding of history that spans different world regions, cultures, and historical processes to engage with contemporary global challenges.

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Primary Sources

Original materials from the time period being studied, used by historians to directly analyze events. Examples include documents, artifacts, and eye-witness accounts.

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Causation in History

Identifying and analyzing the factors that lead to historical events, recognizing that causes can be multi-layered and operate at different scales and times.

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Historiography

The study of how history is written and interpreted; it involves analyzing different approaches to history, such as