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#Americanhistory- #Ohio Content Standards Historic Skills and Documents
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The absence of contradictions among facts and arguments in a source; uniformity.
bias
consistency
reliable
credible
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Prejudice toward one side of a subject or issue.
position
precedent
bias
perspective
3
An example that may serve as a basis for imitation or later action.
precedent
model
amendment
bill
4
Evidence that confirms or supports a statement, theory, or finding; confirmation.
multiple causation
corroboration
contextualization
sourcing
5
To prevent the rise of tyranny, Federalists claimed that the new U.S. constitution provided for
universal suffrage
religious liberty
the separation of government powers
supremacy of the national government
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A complaint
grievance
issue
precedent
credible
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law that divided the Northwest territory into smaller areas which allowed them to become states
Constitution
social contract
The Northwest Ordinance
Declaration of Independence
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Writings and interpretations that historians make about events that occurred in the past
social contract
secondary source
primary source
sourcing
9
People have a right to form a government to protect their natural rights
Enlightenment
multiple causation
cause and effect
social contract
10
Which of the following is a secondary source?
photograph from actual event
textbook
artifact from actual event
newspaper report written at the time
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Rights that people have simply because they are human.
natural rights
corroboration
social contract
Enlightenment
12
The examination of the cultural context of a document.
perspective
contextualization
bias
sourcing
13
Our nation's current written plan of government.
Declaration of Independence
Bill of Rights
Constitution
Articles of Confederation
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Those who opposed ratification of the Constitution.
Federalists
Anti-Federalists
Loyalists
Traitors
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to explain and justify why the American colonists declared independence from Great Britain
Constitution
Articles of Confederation
Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
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Why was the Bill of Rights added to the Constitution?
to win ratification
strenghthen state governments
to end slavery
to create a document for the adoption of new amendments
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The following Enlightenment idea means "government is created by and for its citizens"
popular sovereignty
rights of the accused
freedom of religion
checks and balances
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The original record of an event under investigation
secondary source
police report
book report
primary source
19
To approve
perspective
bias
ratify
like
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A simple statement of the main point a historian is trying to make.
sourcing
thesis
position
comment
21
The original constitution of the United States that was replaced by the current constitution.
Bill of Rights
Articles of Confederation
Northwest Ordinance
Declaration of Independence
22
A trustworthy and believable source
position
credible
perspective
bias
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A source that is well supported with facts
biased
credible
consistency
reliable
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1860-1790-movement of ideas in Europe using reason to understand, explain, and change the world
ratify
social contract
Enlightenment
grievance
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Those who favored ratification of the Constitution.
Loyalists
Traitors
Anti-Federalists
Federalists
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Researching who wrote a document as well as why it was created/written.
credible
sourcing
contextualization
corroboration
27
American colonists showed their opposition to British policies and restrictions by
adopting Enlightenment ideas
increasing trade with Native American tribes
boycotting products that were made in Europe
supporting the French
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The first ten amendments to the Constitution that deal with individual's rights
Articles of Confederation
Bill of Rights
Northwest Ordinance
Declaration of Independence
