3rd Studies Weekly Week #2 Sources

A

(a)  

is an example of a secondary source.

• bibliography
• autobiography
• diary
• newspaper

Which characteristic do historians display when asking questions?

• carelessness

• respect

• curiosity

• responsibillity

Historians analyze sources by asking ​ ​ (a)  

• questions
• answers
• solutions
• problems

Only one perspective is important when learning about history.

• True

• False

Art can be an important piece of evidence.

• True

• False

Which conclusion is supported by this image?

• There were no schools for children.

• Men did not participate in family life.

• More girls than boys were born to families.

• Women worked to help support their family.

Which question is NOT important when analyzing sources?

• Who is the author?

• When was it created?

• Where is the source located?

• Is it a primary or secondary source?

Mary shared her beach trip with the class. Luis told his mother about

Mary’s trip. Luis is a primary source.

• True

• False

Historians use different forms of ​ ​ (a)   to find answers to their questions.

• evidence
• questions
• answers
• problems

What question would a historian ask if they wanted to find out the date of an

event?

• Who was at the event?

• b. How was the event organized?

• Where did the event take place?

• When did the event take place?