HISTORY
HISTORY SKILLS
HISTORY SKILLS
Friday 3rd February 2017
HISTORY SKILLS
Source and interpretation
Primary-anything took at the time (eg: photo, video)
Secondary-anything that has been changed, reused, rewritten about. (eg: reusing a photo, written, about the source)
Friday 7th February 2017
Primary- firsthand
Secondary- second hand
History key concepts
- Perspective
- Significance
- Continuity and change
- Cause and effect
Things to do
List 3 primary sources
- Newspaper report
- Photo or event
- Document of event
Where might a research historian find primary sources?
- Old newspapers
- Libraries
- Museums
- Internet
Why is care needed in the interpretation of primary resources
They are old, valuable, hard to find. Important to the owner.
This primary source comes from the archives of the American democratic party what is?
- Posters
- Pictures
- Videos
- recordings
Examine the primary resource from British government archives carefully. What does it appear to be?
The view of some land map
The primary resources photography was taken at the Versailles peace conference in 1919?
- Why might it be useful to the historians?
To show it happened, who was there. prove what happened
- Where would a historian find such as this?
Newspapers, library, the internet, museum.
What are primary resources is this? there might be found?
Abraham Lincoln.
Friday 10th February 2017
Propaganda and bias
What purpose would “musical” propaganda such as these serve in wartime
- Anti-Hitler
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCtOCgPITb4
The purpose of musical propaganda in wartime is the purpose of proving they were against Hitler and to insulting things about someone.For example, the purpose of the song in the resource is to Hitler only had one ball was insulting his body and what his body lacked.
while Der fuehrer's face was insulting that Hitler salute “ heil Hitler” by replacing it with farting in his face.
Would you classify these as stamps or propaganda?
The stamps shown in this resource would classify as propaganda this is because they are making eye contact, that tells us that they are not the emery because they wouldn’t even be on the same stamp if they were.
What is the aim of this?
To get people to support Hitler by saying that Britain is getting controlled by jews.
The aim of this resource is?
To brainwash people into thinking that the jews are controlling the world leaders so they can
control the world.
What is the aim of this?
To get to join the army and go to war.
To aim of this is?
To get people to join them and go to war against the nazi.
Monday 13th February 2017
This poster is from an anti-semitic exhibition.
- The whip
-controlling
-powers
- Map of Germany
-make Germany a communism
- Communism
- want to be a communism
- Dark clothes
- Long beard, big noses, lips.
- Jews are dirty
- Words
-”the eternal Jew”
- money
-stealing
What view did germans have of Jewish people? Use evidence from the resource to support your answer.
Step one: in your own words make a statement
Step two: “in resource it shows this”
Step three: link what you see in resource A to support your answer
ANSWER:
To Germans, jews are an abomination of their beliefs. They believed that jews are controlling, manipulative, power hungry, emotionless, useless, and ugly, Germans believed that jews wanted to control the Germany or maybe the world and that they wanted to enslave the Germans to help their dirty work.
In resource A . they say that the jews are controlling, emotionless, money hungry, dirty, ugly, cruel, and greedy.
In the west side of the resource is a red shape, that is the symbol communism and with that in a map of Germany they are saying that Germany believes jews want Germany to become a communism and they are going to enslave Germany to be the same and have no power over their belief and turn the Jewish.
In resource A. there is a whip in the jews left hand.That states that jews are going to controlling and cruel.They believe that they want to hurt the germans. The features on the man tell you that they believe the jews are dirty.
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