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TCI Lessons 1 & 2

Establishing an American Republic Vocab

TermDefinition
EVIDENCE information that can be used to prove a statement or support a conclusion
ARTIFACT an object made by a human being
PRIMARY SOURCE a document or other record of past events created by someone who was present during the events or the time period in which they occurred
SECONDARY SOURCE a document or other record of past events created by someone who was not present during the events or the time period in which they occurred
POINT OF VIEW a person's way of thinking about or approaching a subject, as shaped by his or her character, experience, culture, and history
CHRONOLOGY the order in which events occur, or the arrangement of events in the order in which they occur
BIAS a personal leaning or a preference for a particular outlook
HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION the process of finding the meaning or significance of historical events
IDEAL a principle or standard of perfection that a person or group consistently tries to achieve
SELF-EVIDENT obvious without explanation or proof
EQUALITY the state of having the same privileges, rights, status, and opportunities as others
RIGHTS a power or privilege granted by an agreement among people or by law
NATURAL RIGHTS a power or privilege held to be common to all people and granted at birth by nature, not by society
LIBERTY freedom
DEMOCRACY a system of government in which the power to rule comes from the consent of the governed
MONARCHY a system of government in which the ruler inherits the right to rule and has power for life
DICTATORSHIP a system of government in which power is seized and exercised by force
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