What is an abolitionist?

Someone who tried to get rid of slavery

What did Harriet Tubman’s work with the Underground Railroad involve?

She fled the south, then guided enslaved people from the South to freedom.

Underground Rail Road refers to term used to...

Describe the road used by slaves when escaping from the plantations

Information that has been designed to influence the public

Origin, Purpose, Value, Limitations

Why were children used as labor during the Industrial Revolution?

Children were paid less than adult workers.

What were some of the consequences of the Industrial Revolution for living conditions?

More food, higher population, and more people in the city, poor hygiene and sewage led to slums

Strength of a photograph as a source is?

it is visual representation of the time period under study

Secondary sources are...

Sources that refer to primary sources -indirect references.

Primary sources are...

A direct record of information: an interview.

"Bias" is important in understanding historical sources, bias is ______________.

Describing something as one-sided.

When authors use compare / contrast in their text, I focus on

the differences between information

What task did the slave carry out in Source C?

He collected money on behalf of his owner

Examples of secondary sources

Biographies, encyclopedias, history books, and text books

Which historical interpretation is best supported by this source?

The issue of slavery was a source of conflict between the North and South

What is included in purpose of a resource?

What the author is trying to communicate

Which source is better? Historical question: What was slavery like in Southern Virginia?

An interview of a former slave written by a black person

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What is an abolitionist?
Someone who tried to get rid of slavery
Someone who tried to get rid of labor unions
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Value of a textbook is...
Primary source
Detailed
Provides an overview
Brief
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A historical account or biography written from personal knowledge or special sources.
Autobiography
Memoir
Painting
Autobiography
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What did Harriet Tubman’s work with the Underground Railroad involve?
She fled the south, then guided enslaved people from the South to freedom.
Since she was born free, she bought slaves and set them free
She fled to Canada, where she opened a school for escaped slaves.
Since she was born free, she led others to take a stand against enslavers.
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Underground Rail Road refers to term used to...
Explain an underground secrete place where slaves would hide.
Describe the road used by slaves when escaping from the plantations
Describe the underground rail road in America
Describe a rail road slaves used when they escaped from the plantations
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Propaganda
Information that has been designed to influence the public
Sussy imposter
Census
To make something better or worse
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OPVL stands for
Orange, Papaya, Voavanga, Lemon
Origin, Purpose, Value, Limitations
Orange, Purple, Violet, Lavender
Original, Proof, Value, Limits
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Why were children used as labor during the Industrial Revolution?
Children could work long hours with no breaks.
Children could produce more than adults.
Children could work longer hours than adults.
Children were paid less than adult workers.
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Perspective is a...
Type of evidence
Lie
Type of source
Point of view
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What were some of the consequences of the Industrial Revolution for living conditions?
The 'middle class' emerged and allowed for more 'desk jobs'
wages were very low under poor conditions
More food, higher population, and more people in the city
poor hygiene and sewage led to slums
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Strength of a photograph as a source is?
it is visual representation of the time period under study
it will not be very objective
it will make you emotional
it is a visual representation of the present
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Secondary sources are...
Unimportant sources.
The second place you get to: e.g. YouTube.
Social networks
Sources that refer to primary sources -indirect references.
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This is a primary source
True
False
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Primary sources are...
Agriculture and mining.
A direct record of information: an interview.
The first place you get to: e.g. Wikipedia
The first place you find: e.g. Google
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"Bias" is important in understanding historical sources, bias is ______________.
When you disagree with something.
Something archeologists search for in Egyptian ruins.
Describing something as one-sided.
A problem that needs solving.
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When authors use compare / contrast in their text, I focus on
the results
the facts
the differences between information
the theme
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What task did the slave carry out in Source C?
He bought goods in the forum for his owner
He collected money on behalf of his owner
He sold slaves at a public auction
He conducted a census of stall holders in the market place
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Historical claims must supported by..
evidence
historical writing
fiction
stories
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Examples of secondary sources
Flag, box, stand, and paper
Pen, pencil, highlighter, and notebook
Letters, diaries, government records, literature, or artwork
Biographies, encyclopedias, history books, and text books
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Which historical interpretation is best supported by this source?
Disagreements over slavery were settled by the Missouri Compromise of 1820
There were few significant differences between northern and southern states
The issue of slavery was a source of conflict between the North and South
All Americans agreed that slavery should be abolished.
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_______ is the information gathered from historical sources.
Sources
Stories
Evidence
Outcomes
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What is included in purpose of a resource?
What the author is trying to communicate
what the author wants
I think Reiner knows this one too
what the author is trying to do
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Which source is better? Historical question: What was slavery like in Southern Virginia?
An interview of a former slave written by a black person
a book written in 2016 about slavery
An interview of a former plantation mistress
A diary entry from a plantation owner
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Based on this statement, historical sources often contain
Evidence that can be biased
Accounts that represent all points of view
Facts that are completed balanced and reliable
Summaries that detail research about the distant past

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