Document Analysis and Interpretation
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the process of understanding a document's origins and using that information to interpret its meaning, perspective, and reliability.

Sourcing

a written or spoken position that uses reasoning to explain why and how an event in the past happened; usually done by making a claim or thesis, supported by evidence.

Argumentation

a careful and detailed analysis of a written work, or the result of that analysis, that involves paying close attention to a text to understand its meaning.

Close reading

a conformity to facts; accuracy, especially when examining primary and secondary sources.

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the social, political, cultural, and economic setting of a particular event, idea, or object in history; includes the attitudes, moods, and conditions that existed during a certain time and place; use of historical empathy to better understand the circumstances of a particular time.

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the confirmation of information, facts, or data through vetting of multiple relevant, trustworthy sources; verifying the accuracy of evidence.

<p>Corroboration</p> Signup and view all the answers

the practice of documenting history in a story-based form; reconstruction of historical events in a specific sequence in order to convey a larger message; subject to bias.

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the ability to understand a subject in light of its origins and development, with the goal of improving understanding of the present and future.

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the state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authority on one's way of life, behavior, or political views.

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a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.

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