Definitions of Chapters 1-2
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| History | This is the story of the past
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| Prehistory | This refers to the time before writing was invented
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| A source | Anything that provides evidence about the past
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| Written Sources | These are written evidence, they tell us the most about the past
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| Oral Sources | Interviews with people who lived long ago
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| Visual Sources | These include photographs, drawings and paintings.
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| Artefacts are human-made objects | These are human-made objects
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| Site | The place where the archaeologist works
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| Excavate | When an archaeologist digs in the ground looking for remains from the past
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| Bias | When writers slant/change what they say to conceal the truth or to present themselves in a good light.
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| Prejudice | When writers have made up their minds in advance and present only their point of view.
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| Propaganda | where writers are trying to win the readers over to their point of view. They might try to make one side look good and someone else bad
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| Museum | Where artefacts are stored.
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| Archive | Where written sources are stored
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| Decade | 10 years
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| Century | 100 years
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| Millennium | 1000 years
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| AD | Years and centuries following the birth of Christ
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| BC | Years before the birth of Christ
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| Primary Sources | Comes directly from the time and the people the historian or archaeologist is studying
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| Secondary sources | They are written after the event and are based on primary sources.
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