I think I'm over thinking this...
Could someone explain what this means:
List three contemporaneous movements, trends or activities in literature, science, art or economics.
It also says that: For purposes of this activity,define "contemporaneous" as any event within a five-year period of the event.
The worksheet looks like this:
Turning Points
1763
Event: Treaty of Paris
Significance:
Related events:
a.
b.
c.
Would it be that for the related events would I write down Acts that were passed such as the Sugar Act and Stamp Act?
Thank You
Yes. Those are good related events.
Would you know what activities in literature, science, or art in 1763 means?
Would it be stuff that were invented or books that were written?
Thank
I didn't find anything in literature, science, and the arts between 1758 and 1768 that seemed very significant. However, you'll find some information here.
http://www.wsu.edu/~campbelld/amlit/1751.htm
Yes, for the related events, you can write down Acts that were passed such as the Sugar Act and Stamp Act. The worksheet is asking you to identify three contemporaneous movements, trends, or activities in literature, science, art, or economics related to the Treaty of Paris event in 1763.
To do this, you need to identify events that occurred within a five-year period of the Treaty of Paris in 1763. For example, you could consider:
1. In literature, you could explore the emergence of a new literary movement or novel that gained popularity around the same time.
2. In science, you could look for significant scientific discoveries or advancements that were made between the years 1758-1768.
3. In art, you could research important artistic movements or renowned artists that were active during the same time period.
4. In economics, you could consider economic policies, financial crises, or significant trade activities that took place within the five-year period surrounding 1758-1768.
Remember, the worksheet asks for three related events, so you might need to conduct some research or look up historical resources to find specific examples of contemporaneous movements, trends, or activities in the chosen fields.