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Unit 1 Summative Review: Historical Thinking Skills
Unit 1 Summative Review: Historical Thinking Skills
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What makes a source unreliable?
Bias
Limitations
Sources are always reliable
Bias and Limitations
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Define corroboration
where an event took place, what led to it, and why it happened.
what happened in the past using relevant evidence from primary and second
the usefulness of information in a source for a given purpose.
the act of comparing pieces of evidence to see where they agree or disagree
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Which of the following is a primary source?
An autobiography of Mrs. Johns
A biography of Mrs. Johns
A painting of Mrs. Johns
A journal article about Mrs. Johns
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Define Reliability
a strong opinion that is based more on emotion than in evidence.
something that prevents a source from being reliable for a specific purpose
the usefulness of information in a source for a given purpose.
the act of comparing pieces of evidence to see where they agree or disagree
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True or False: If information is related to a topic is always useful.
True
False
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True or False: Bias is an example of a limitation.
True
False
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Which of the following a secondary source?
A photograph from World War II
A textbook chapter about World War II
An interview with a World War II soldier
A diary from a World War II soldier
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Define Contextualization
a strong opinion that is based more on emotion than in evidence.
something that prevents a source from being reliable for a specific purpose
comparing pieces of evidence to see where they agree or disagree.
describing where an event took place, what led to it, and why it happened
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What is a secondary source?
A document created based on primary sources and the work of other authors.
An autobiography
Firsthand materials from the time period being studied.
A photograph
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What does it mean to construct a historical argument?
To explain future events using information from the past.
To use secondary sources
To use primary sources.
To explain events of the past using primary and secondary sources.
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Which of the following is NOT a component of a Historical Argument?
Reasoning
Claim
Close Reading
Evidence
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Which of the following is NOT an example of a bias?
Max defending himself
Justin defending Max, his best friend.
Megan stating that Max has been different lately
Justin saying Max started the fight
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True or False: Bias is a strong opinion that is based on facts.
True
False
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What is a primary source?
A textbook
A biography
A document created based on primary sources and the work of other authors.
A firsthand account of the period being studied.
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What is history?
An account of the past constructed from evidence.
An account of the past constructed from opinions.
An account of the past using a timeline.
An account of the present.
