Historical Thinking Skills

The following questions represent what historical thinking skill? What do other documents say? Do the documents agree? If not, why? What are the other possible documents? What documents are most reliable?

• Contextualization

• Close Reading

• Corroboration

• Sourcing

_________ means to find out who created a source, when, where, and why it was created in order to see if it is reliable?

• Sourcing

• Corroboration

• Contextualization

• Close Reading

Close reading, Sourcing, Contextualization and Corroboration are examples of what type of skills?

Historians research, analyze, interpret, and write about the past by studying historical documents and sources.

• True

• False

What is historical thinking?

• The process used to check a source for reliability.

• Locating events and sources in time and space.

• The reading, analysis, and, writing necessary to tell history.

• None of the Above.

Primary Sources need to be...

• Questioned and read closely.

• Locating events and sources in time and space

• The process used to check a source for reliability.

• All of the Above.

Historical Context is about checking the reliability of a source?

• True

• False

What is sourcing?

• The process of checking the reliability of a source.

• The process of checking the context of a source.

• The process of questioning and close reading.

• The process of locating and event in time and space

The following questions represent what historical thinking skill? Who wrote this? When was this written? Where was it written? What is the Author's Perspective?

• Contextualization

• Sourcing

• Close Reading

• Corroboration

The Bill of rights refers to amendments?

• 1-20

• 1-10

• 20-27

• 1-25