CULTURE:
Historical Themes and Lenses
Taglieri
CULTURE:
Traditions
Religion
Superstitions
Customs
Rituals
Beliefs
Language
Ceremonies/Festivals
Entertainment
Food
Philosophy
Morals/Values
Lifestyle
TECHNOLOGY:
Tools and Instruments and the ways in which they are used
Transportation
Communication
Information
Energy
Building Material
Military
POLITICS:
Type of Government
Military
Security and Defense
Foreign Policy
Structure of Government
Voting Rights
Power
Freedoms and Rights
Issues
ECONOMICS:
Way in which goods and services are produced and exchanged
Money
Economic Systems
Industrial Development
Agricultural Development
Products
Natural Resources
Labor & Labor Rights
ENVIRONMENT:
Physical Geography
Mountains
Rivers
Coastline
Lakes
Pollution
Climate
Geopolitical Location
Human’s interaction with (also cultural)
Natural resources (also economic)
SOCIAL:
Class Groupings
Race/Ethnicity
Occupations/What People Do For Work
Where People Live/Rural & Urban
Crime
Education
Gender
Age Distribution
Family Structure
Population Demographics
Questions Historians Often Ask
Cause questions:
Why did something happen? What caused WWI? Why did the Europeans colonize Africa?
Effect questions:
What impact did something have on something else? How did the machine gun change the way in which WWI was fought? How did Imperialism effect the future political and economic development of Africa?
Compare and Contrast questions:
How was something similar to and different from something else? Discuss the similarities and differences between Mao and Gandhi? How did Imperialism in Africa compare to Imperialism in Asia? How do Japanese actions in WWII reflect Japanese culture?
Questions of Importance:
Of all of the possible answers which is the most important or influential? What was the primary cause of imperialism? What was the greatest achievement of Napoleon?
Judgment questions:
Was Napoleon a good leader? Was Pol Pot personally responsible for the deaths of so many Cambodians? Should have the United States entered WWII earlier?
Continuity and Change questions:
How much or how little did something change over time? When did the most important changes actually occur? What are the significant changes in baseball between today and when baseball was first invented? Was Russia in 1900 more like Russia in 1400 or 2000? How did the role the Catholic Church played in Europe change between 1000 and 1700?
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