SQ 7. How do historians construct arguments? | New Visions - Social Studies

Global 2 Introduction

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Unit Introduction and Vocabulary

Vocabulary Tracker Vocabulary Opener 9.1/10.0 Vocabulary Study Set on Quizlet.com

10.0 Assessments

10.0 - 9-10th Transition & End of Unit 10.0 Assessments

A - Making History

Lesson 1 - What is History? Lesson 2 - Sources: Building Blocks of History Lesson 3 - Point of View Lesson 4 - Contextualization Lesson 5 - Enduring Issues Lesson 6 - Social Identity Groups

Additional Historical Thinking Skills

SQ 1. What is history? How does point of view affect it? SQ 2. What sources do historians use to learn about the past? SQ 3. What practices do historians use to examine sources? SQ 4: How do historians determine if a source is reliable? SQ 5. How and why do historians corroborate their sources? SQ 6. What is context? How do historians use it to understand and write about the past? SQ 7. How do historians construct arguments?

Additional Assessments and Regents Exam Preview

SQ 10. How will I show what I know on the Global History and Geography Regents Exam? ALIGNED TO THE TRANSITION REGENTS EXAM SQ 10: How will I show what I know on the Global History and Geography Regents Exam? ALIGNED TO THE NEW GLOBAL II EXAM

Unit 10.0: Global 2 Introduction

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Unit Introduction and Vocabulary

Vocabulary Tracker Vocabulary Opener 9.1/10.0 Vocabulary Study Set on Quizlet.com

10.0 Assessments

10.0 - 9-10th Transition & End of Unit 10.0 Assessments

A - Making History

Lesson 1 - What is History? Lesson 2 - Sources: Building Blocks of History Lesson 3 - Point of View Lesson 4 - Contextualization Lesson 5 - Enduring Issues Lesson 6 - Social Identity Groups

Additional Historical Thinking Skills

SQ 1. What is history? How does point of view affect it? SQ 2. What sources do historians use to learn about the past? SQ 3. What practices do historians use to examine sources? SQ 4: How do historians determine if a source is reliable? SQ 5. How and why do historians corroborate their sources? SQ 6. What is context? How do historians use it to understand and write about the past? SQ 7. How do historians construct arguments?

Additional Assessments and Regents Exam Preview

SQ 10. How will I show what I know on the Global History and Geography Regents Exam? ALIGNED TO THE TRANSITION REGENTS EXAM SQ 10: How will I show what I know on the Global History and Geography Regents Exam? ALIGNED TO THE NEW GLOBAL II EXAM

Additional Historical Thinking Skills:

SQ 7. How do historians construct arguments?

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9.1/10.0 SQ 7: How do historians construct arguments?
Identify the components of a historical argument.
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9.1/10.0 SQ 7: How do historians construct arguments?
Global History I
Unit 9.1: Global 1 Introduction
Historical Thinking Skills: SQ 7. How do historians construct arguments?
Read through statements related to the lunchroom fight, then categorize each statement as a claim, evidence that supports that claim, or reasoning that supports the evidence.
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SQ 6. What is context? How do historians use it to understand and write about the past?

SQ 10. How will I show what I know on the Global History and Geography Regents Exam? ALIGNED TO THE TRANSITION REGENTS EXAM