Basic History words
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artefact
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An artefact is an object from the past.
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opinion |
An opinion is what someone thinks about something.
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fact |
A fact is when something is known to be true.
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bias |
Bias is to believe in your own opinion only.
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evidence |
Evidence are clues from the past.
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past |
Past is when something has already happened.
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present |
The present is when something is happening now.
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future |
The future is things that are yet to happen.
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decade |
A decade is a period of ten years.
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century |
A century is a period of 100 years.
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ERA |
An ERA is a period of time marked by certain events and ways of living.
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decline |
Decline means to come to an end or lose importance.
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chronological |
Chronological are events listed in the order they happen.
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primary |
A primary source is a first-hand piece of evidence, eg a Roman coin.
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secondary |
A secondary source is a piece of evidence about the past but not from the time, eg a history textbook.
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