According to Chimamanda Adichie, what is the danger of a single story?

Single stories limit perspective, which encourages stereotypes.

Which response best describes historical thinking?

Constructing narratives to explain events and processes

According to Chimamanda Adichie, why do stories matter?

Stories can both oppress and empower people.

What is an example of a primary source that can tell the history of Rose Park?

a chart showing changes in the demographics, a map used by the fire insurance company created in 1911, interview in 2021- local that has lived here for 20 years about changes

What makes history usable? Choose the best answer.

When we can make decisions about the present using stories of the past.

Which of the following is an example of scale-switching?

Looking at an international market versus a local market of trade

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According to Chimamanda Adichie, what is the danger of a single story?
Single stories limit perspective, which encourages stereotypes.
Single stories diversify our worldview and introduce unwanted ideas.
Single stories deepen our understanding of one narrative.
Single stories are untrue, which creates a misunderstanding of the world.
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I am interested in learning more about how to earn honors credit by participating in History Fair at SLCSE with Ms.Hodge
True
False
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Which response best describes historical thinking?
Disagreeing with other historians' interpretations of events and processes
Constructing narratives to explain events and processes
Sorting and organizing primary documents
Memorizing facts about the past
4
According to Chimamanda Adichie, why do stories matter?
Stories can make fictional characters feel real.
Stories are an important part of history classes.
Stories can both oppress and empower people.
Stories are necessary forms of entertainment.
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What is an example of a primary source that can tell the history of Rose Park?
news article from 2021 with story from 1985 about immigrationin Rose Park
a chart showing changes in the demographics
a map used by the fire insurance company created in 1911
interview in 2021- local that has lived here for 20 years about changes
6
Historians look at details as well as the broader picture, moving back and forth. What is this important skill called?
Shifting perspectives
Using statistical data
Claim testing
Scale switching
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What makes history usable? Choose the best answer.
Helps students think critically about their personal lives.
when students learn a core set of historical practices theoretically.
When we can make decisions about the present using stories of the past.
when students learn a core set of accurate and testable facts about past
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Which of the following is an example of scale-switching?
Looking at narratives vs. numerical data
Looking at quantitative versus qualitative data
Looking at an international market versus a local market of trade
Looking at European political systems versus Asian political systems

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