The Annales School emphasized the role of long-term historical processes, social and economic factors, and interdisciplinary research, rather than focusing on the role of individuals.

Marc Bloch is generally considered the founder of the Annales School, along with Lucien Febvre.

The Structures of Everyday Life is a work by Michel Foucault, not Fernand Braudel.

The Longue Duree is a term used by the Annales School to refer to the long-term historical processes that shape society, such as climate change, technological developments, and cultural shifts.

The Annales School did not emphasize the cyclical nature of history, but rather focused on long-term historical processes and the influence of social, economic, and environmental factors.

The Conjuncture is a term used by the Annales School to refer to the short-term historical events that can disrupt long-term trends, such as wars, revolutions, and economic crises.

Jacques Le Goff is a French historian associated with the New Historicism, not the Annales School.

The Medium Duree is a term used by the Annales School to refer to the medium-term historical processes that bridge the gap between the Longue Duree and the Conjuncture, such as demographic changes, technological innovations, and political developments.

The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World in the Age of Philip II is a work by Fernand Braudel, not Marc Bloch.

The Very Long Duree is a term used by the Annales School to refer to the very long-term historical processes that shape society, such as the evolution of the Earth's climate and the emergence of human civilization.

The Annales School did not emphasize the cyclical nature of history, but rather focused on long-term historical processes and the influence of social, economic, and environmental factors.

The Geographical Determinism is a term used by the Annales School to refer to the influence of the physical environment on human history, such as the impact of climate, topography, and natural resources on the development of human societies.

The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World in the Age of Philip II is a work by Fernand Braudel, not Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie.

The Cultural Determinism is a term used by the Annales School to refer to the influence of human culture on historical events, such as the impact of values, beliefs, and social norms on the development of human societies.

The Annales School did not emphasize the cyclical nature of history, but rather focused on long-term historical processes and the influence of social, economic, and environmental factors.