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history
historia
greek word which is known as the account of the past of a person or a group
history as a focus on human activities
a himan-centered view of history explores thw various facets on human existence
economic history
examines how people produced, exchanged, and consumed goods
historiography
study of how histoy is written and interpreted
history as a field of inquiry
seeks to answer question
systematic and methodological collection of data
evidence based investigation
critical analysis and interpretation
focus on change and continuity
a dialogue between past and present
key aspects of history as a field of inquiry
evidence based investigation
rely on primary and secondary sources
critical analysis and interpretation
sources for authenticity, bias, and context
historiography (different conclusions)
focus on change and continuity
how society, cultures, institutions, and individuals have changed
seeks to identify patterns, causes, and consequences
a dialogue between past and present
ongoing dialogue of past and present as historians ask questions about the past
onsoght on human behaviour, decision making, nature of social and political structures
history is concerned with the past
studies the chronological record of events, usually attempting, on the basis of a critical examination of source materials, to explain their causes
reliance on evidence
focus on change and continuity
interpretation and narrative
a dialogue between past and present
key components of history is concerned with the past
reliance on evidence
base their work on critical examination of both primary and secondary sources
focus on change and continuity
how and why things change over time while recognizing elemnets that remained continuous
interpretation and narrative
historians use their expertise to make sense of the past and contruct narratives
change
continuity
cause and effect
significance
sources
evidence
framework
key terminologies of history
change
how society changed and how evolved over a long period.
slow, gradual or evolutionary
continuity
opposite of change
provides stability and consistency
cause and effect
every significant event, development or change is triggered by one cause
gas effects or consequences; impact
significance
relative importance or value of a topic or issue
sources
materials from the past that can provide information about the past
evidence
extracted from sources
used to support and justify their conclusions and arguements
frameworks
organizers or dividers
political framework
economic framework
social framework
cultural framework
types of framework
political framework
institutions, people, and processes responsible for decisionmaking and leadership in society
to find out how leaders and governments acted
economic framework
societies production and distribution of physical items
social framework
how societies are organized and how people live and behave
cultural framework
uniqie ideas and customs of the society
geography
anthropology
economics
sociology
linguistic
political sciemce
psychology
related fields of history
geography
studies the lands, the features, the inhabitants, and the phenomena of the Earth
physical geography
phenomena related to the natural environment
human geography
built environment and how space is created, viewed, and managed by humans
anthropologystudy of humanity
holistic disciplineconcerned with all human
study of totality of human existence
economics
analyze and describe the production, distribution ans consumption of wealth
microeconomics
individual agent such as a household or firm
macroeconomics
economy as a whole
sociology
study of the social lives of people, groups and society; study of social interactions
linguistic
a diacipline that looks at the cognitive and social aspects of human language
political science
psychology
academic and applied field involving the study of behavior and mental processes