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GCSE History · key term
The extent to which a historical site shares the characteristic features of other comparable sites.
Used by OCR
Paper 2
Revise: TypicalityA site's typicality is the extent to which it shares the characteristic features of other similar sites. The question is not simply whether two places look alike. It is whether their similarities and differences show that your selected site followed a wider pattern, or departed from it.
Read the whole question carefully. OCR may combine typicality with another site-study criterion, so address every part.
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