Think about historical events in terms

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TOUCHSTONE: Thinking Like a Historian

ASSIGNMENT: In this course, you have been introduced to the skills of historical thinking by examining events in modern U.S history with Attention to the Five C's: change over time, context, causality, contingency, and complexity. Recall each of these historical thinking skills from the Analyzing Primary Sources lesson.

- Change Over Time: History happens over in period of time, During any given period of time, people, events, and ideas can change.

- Context: Think about historical events in terms of their greater context. Nothing occurs in a vacuum, isolated from the social, cultural, economic, or political setting of the day.

- Causality: All historical events have multiple causes and effect before the first shot of World War II was fired. in long history of politic/11, economic, and social unrest set the stage.

- Contingency: Everything is related. Historian think about the ways in which historical trends and events are related to other trend: And events, making connections between them.

- Complexity: We live in a complex world Historian understand this and create historical narrative: that reflect a world of different meanings and perspectives.

Historians Apply these critical thinking skill when creating account of the past, Now, it's your turn to apply these skill of historical thinking by analyzing topics or events using the same framework.

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