Continuity and Change Over Time
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CCOT – Introduction
Students are first introduced to CCOT by evaluating how farms have changed over time. They use the frames to help guide their analysis of continuities and changes.
CCOT – The Global Tapestry to Transoceanic Connections
Analyzing continuity and change over time is an important skill to practice, especially as you move from one unit to the next. Investigate what changed and what stayed the same from Unit 2 to Unit 3.
CCOT – Labor to Colonialism and Responses
Continue developing your understanding of CCOT, this time looking at the changes and continuities which occurred in Unit 5.
CCOT – Unit Comparisons
In this activity, students will put their CCOT skills to use by reviewing the Unit 9 Introduction to conduct a continuity and change over time analysis.
CCOT – Networks of Exchange to Land-Based Empires
Analyzing continuity and change over time is an important skill to practice, especially as you move from one unit to the next. Investigate what changed and what stayed the same from Unit 2 to Unit 3.
CCOT – Imperialism and Colonialism to World War I
World War I was certainly a pretty big deal. But does it represent a significant change in history, or was it just a result of a series of continuities?
Teaching This Skill
Historical Thinking Skills Guide
Develop the skills needed to analyze and think like a historian.
CCOT Activities Placement
Locate these activity progressions in all of our courses.
CCOT Tool
A thinking tool that helps students develop their understanding of CCOT.
CCOT Feedback Form
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