Test 1: Human sciences
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Pavel Novota
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Test prep: Human Sciences
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Which ones ARE true for history?
it is subjective
it is only based on objective facts
people sometimes have different opinions about it
it focuses on humans
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Multiple Choice
Which one is true for history
It is not a school subject
charašo ty bunde?
it is a study of the human past
There are no objective facts in history
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History is
a subject
study of the human past
the past the way we know/remember it
based on facts but mixed with different interpretations
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is WRONG?
1235 = 13th century
1789 = 18th century
1243 = 2nd millenium
55 BC = 1st century
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Do not forget to add BC if the date is also BC
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Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Pick the term/word that is NOT officially used for a certain source
written source
picture source
spoken source
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- We recognize PRIMARY (original) sources and SECONDARY (later sources which use primary sources)
+ picture, oral, and written sources (and artefacts)
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Multiple Choice
Which combination could seem a bit strange?
coin = picture/written source
frescoes = picture sources
recording = oral source
weapons = written source
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Which are correct for PERIODS in history?
Antiquity starts with invention of writing
Contemporary Era comes before Modern Age(s)
You can say that the rediscovery of America by Columbus ended the Middle Ages
French revolution = first event of antiquity
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Most historians say that THE MIDDLE AGES start in 476 (the fall of Rome) and end when
Christopher Columbus arrives in America (1492)
J. Gutenberg invents the printing press (1450s)
Constantinople/Byzantine Empire falls (1453)
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Multiple Choice
The prime Meridian passes through
USA
the capital of Russia
Greenwich, London
this classroom
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Multiple Choice
Imagine you have a piece of paper with a square map of the world on your desk. Which one is not correct?
the north = up
the south = down
the west = left
the east = left
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yep
yeah
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