1. Cause and consequence analysis asks historians to:
Historical Skills
- list dates only
- explain why events happened and what resulted from them
- memorise names
- avoid explanation
2. Which is an example of ANACHRONISM in a history essay?
Historical Skills
- citing a 1790 diary
- describing Taino chiefs using mobile phones
- quoting an abolitionist
- naming a governor
3. The term "chattel slavery" means the enslaved were treated legally as:
Historical Skills
- apprentices
- movable property
- tenants
- citizens
4. Oral traditions, such as Maroon accounts passed down through generations, are valuable because they:
Historical Skills
- never change
- preserve perspectives absent from written colonial records
- are always precisely dated
- replace all documents
5. Corroborating a source means:
Historical Skills
- copying it
- checking it against other independent evidence
- translating it
- burning it
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