Across
- 2. The struggle between opposing forces or characters that drive the plot, often influenced by the historical setting and events.
- 3. Source A source that analyzes or interprets historical events based on primary sources, such as textbooks or biographies.
- 6. The reasons behind a character’s actions and decisions, often shaped by the historical setting and events.
- 8. A distinct period of time in history characterized by particular events, people, or conditions.
- 10. Influence The impact of societal values, beliefs, and customs on characters and events within a historical narrative.
- 11. Source An original document or source from the time period being studied, such as letters, diaries, or photographs.
- 12. The mood or feeling created by the setting and details in a historical narrative.
- 13. The degree to which a historical narrative accurately represents the time period, setting, and characters.
- 14. The central idea or underlying message conveyed by a historical narrative, such as resilience, injustice, or change.
Down
- 1. A particular way of viewing and understanding historical events based on personal or cultural viewpoints.
- 2. The background information surrounding an event or character that helps explain its meaning and significance.
- 4. The spoken exchanges between characters in a historical narrative that reflect the language and culture of the time period.
- 5. A character or force in a story that opposes the protagonist, often reflecting historical conflicts or societal issues.
- 7. The arrangement of events in the order they occurred in time.
- 9. The main character in a narrative, often facing challenges or conflicts shaped by the historical setting.