Bias vs. Reliability

What is the most efficient way to find books in your school or local library?

• Ask a friend for recommendations.

• Browse the shelves randomly.

• Use the online catalog with keywords.

• Wait for a librarian to suggest books.

What types of materials are commonly found in online databases?

• Historical artifacts and ancient manuscripts.

• Academic journal articles and newspapers.

• Personal diaries and handwritten letters.

• Museum exhibit catalogs and art collections.

What types of materials can typically be found in archives?

• Academic journal articles and newspapers.

• Historical documents, photographs, and artifacts.

• Modern fiction novels and magazines.

• Current government records and policy briefs.

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What does "bias" refer to when evaluating a historical source?

• The author's personal feelings making the source completely unreliable.

• The perspective or lens through which the author views their topic.

• An intentional attempt by the author to mislead the reader.

• A factual error or inaccuracy found within the source.