HIST 9D Final: History 9D Final (2)

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damilare1

14 Dec 2022

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UCLA

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History

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HIST 9D

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When did the modern period begin: three events took place at the dawn of the early modern period that would define middle. Name them: the modern period was the period in which two global systems one political, one economic emerged and spread throughout the world. In no more than a few sentences, explain. Imperial division and religion were the two legacies of late antiquity for the early. Islamic community: the early modern period was from the 16th century to the mid-18th century. The modern period began in the mid-18th century but has roots that stem back to the 16th century: establishment of large-scale, long-lived empires. Protestant reformation: the economic system and the state system were the two global systems, defensive developmentalism. Nationalism: russia became the greatest antagonist of the ottoman empire because of the geopolitical reason of being landlocked, and great britain was against russian aims because of.

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Identify which concept of historical thinking is being referred to below:

Establish Historical Significance
Use Primary Source Evidence
Identify Continuity and Change
Analyze Cause and Consequence
Take Historical Perspectives
Understand Ethical Dimensions of History

A This is not just about walking in someone else’s shoes. We can learn a lot by recognizing that people had many differing points of view in the past – for a variety reasons. Similarly, our points of view regarding historical people or events often change over time. It is about understanding the social, economic, political, cultural and even emotional conditions of the world they lived in. -

B By trying to understand why something happened, we can also attempt to figure out what resulted -

C Looking at periods of history where there has been change or continuity helps to understand that history is not just one event after another, but a web of events or part of a process. -

D So much has happened in the past. A big part of studying history is NOT knowing all that took place but determining what was important. Trying to determine what makes an event important or significant can be difficult. We want to understand its importance for us and impact on our lives. -