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History Skills Vocabulary Opener

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Argument

back 1

An explanation for a claim that uses evidence to support it or when there is a disagreement between people

front 2

Audience

back 2

The person or group of people that message is for

front 3

Source

back 3

Who created the document, when the document was created, where it was created and why it was created

Something historians use to learn about the past

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claim

back 4

an opinion supported by evidence

front 5

Endure

back 5

lasts for a long time

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Evidence

back 6

Information that can be used for a specific purpose

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Explanation

back 7

A statement that makes something understandable

In a historical argument, the explanation states why the evidence supports the claim

front 8

ContextReliable

back 8

The surrounding setting that leads to a clearer understanding of an event

front 9

issue

back 9

A challenge or problem

front 10

reliable

back 10

The usefulness of information in a source for a given purpose

dependable

front 11

purpose

back 11

why something was created, who was it created for

front 12

causation

back 12

one variable directly influences another

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effect

back 13

a change which is a result of an action or a cause

front 14

consequence

back 14

a result or effect of an action or condition

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Valid

back 15

having a sound basis in logic or fact

reasonable

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Bias

back 16

A strong opinion that is based more on emotion than in evidence