ELMORE US HIST: Important Documents

A credible claim needs ________.

• compromise

• evidence

• bias

• perspective

__________ helps us to trust history.

• Opinions

• Biases

• Rights

• Evidence

__________ sources interpret primary sources. One example is a history textbook.

• Secondary

• Primary

• Evidence

• History

_____ sources are written by people who see historical events. They are also artifacts from history.

• claim

• secondary

• primary

• tertiary

Which is a primary source?

• an English dictionary

• a U.S. history textbook

• the U.S. Constitution

• an article about the Northwest Ordinance

The U.S. Declaration of Independence says governments get power from the _____ of the people.

• rights

• consent

• education

• apathy

_______ is NOT an unalienable right written in the U.S. Declaration of Independence.

• Life

• Religion

• Liberty

• The pursuit of happiness

The Northwest Ordinance gave instructions to make 3-5 new _____.

• territories

• states

• constitutions

• stories

The Northwest Ordinance says ______ is important.

• education

• history

• power

• bias

The Articles of Confederation created a​ (a)   national government.

The Constitution created a​ (b)   national government.

• weak
• strong