The Definition of Historical Frames | World History Project

The past is vast. How can we organize the massive amount of events and sources in a way that makes it understandable and usable? Frames are a tool that historians use to sort through, group, and think about long term historical trends. In this course, we use three frames-communities, networks, and production and distribution. These frames help us connect events, people, and trends across era and enable us to create frame stories that make the past meaningful.
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A fine introduction on contextualization (with categories of politics, society, and economy) for young learners!

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AMAZING VIDEO THIS REALLY HELPED ME. W W W W W W W W W . KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK U MICHIGAN TEACHER. WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW IN THE CHAT.

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why am I watching this

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I would suggest finding a way to decrease your introduction to 2 min or less .All I got out so far is frames.Sorry kids are going to fall asleep