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Fact a statement that can be proven true or false with evidence
Opinion a personal belief or viewpoint that is not necessarily based on facts
Primary Source a document, object or recording from the actual time of an event that provides a first hand account
Secondary Source information about a person or event from someone who was NOT present to experience the actual event
Bias a way of looking at something that is favoring to one group, person or side of a situation
Objective a way of looking at something with facts instead of feelings/opinions
Subjective a way of looking at something on feelings, opinions and personal experiences
Artifact an object made by humans
Authentic something that is real, genuine and true
Archaeologist a scientist who studies people and cultures from the past by digging up ruins and examining artifacts
Historian a person who investigates the past through primary sources to explain and write about historical events
Chronology the arrangement of events that occurred in order that they happened in time
Absolute Chronology exact date and time of a specific events or events
Relative Chronoology the order of events by age in relation to one another without the use of dates
Psychology the scientific study of how people thing and behave
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