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Historical Thinking Skills
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What's an example of a secondary source?
diary
picture of an event
letter
textbook
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What is a primary source?
objects which were created at the time under study
pieces of art
written documents explaining an event
compiled information from multiple sources
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What is bias?
giving both points of view or perspective
favoritism in favor of or against one thing
strictly informational
being open minded
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When events are related to each other it's referred to as...
correlation
credibility
bias
sequence
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What is a secondary source?
object from a direct source
a first-hand account of an event
object was produced after that event from complied info
a letter from a person explaining an experience
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What is a sequence of an events?
events placed in chronological order
unorganized information
various numbers in a line
an event without clear steps
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What does it mean to be credible?
unconvincing information of an event
a useless source
not being backed by facts
capable of persuading something to be true, trustworthy
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What is an example of a credible source?
wikipedia
a recollection of an event with significant bias
an opinion column of a newspaper
one that states all of its sources
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Which is NOT an example of a primary source?
letter
textbook
picture from the scene
diary
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What is an important question when thinking like a historian?
when was it created?
all of the above
who created this?
why was this created?
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Historical events always have a....
a person who caused the event
a single reason why it happened
beginning and an end
cause and effect on history
