Founding Ideals Test Review

This was a time when people began experiencing and inventing.

• Enlightenment

• Age of Exploration

• Renaissance

• Scientific Revolution

This factor can change your understanding of an event. It can come by showing favoritism or supporting one side to get benefits.

• Point of View

• Bias

• Evidence

• Historical Interpretation

Freedom of speech and religion are part of which founding ideal?

• Rights

• Equality

• Opportunity

• Democracy

These are a series of facts/details that historians have pieced together that took place throughout the course of history.

• Secondary Source

• Primary Source

• Evidence

• Historical Interpretation

This founding ideal is a system of government that is based on the consent of the governed.

• Rights

• Liberty

• Democracy

• Equality

This is a document or other record of past events recorded by people who were present at that time.

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

• Evidence

• Historical Interpretation

Political freedom, civil liberty, moral and religion freedom, and the opposite of slavery all fall under the category of which founding ideal?

• Equality

• Liberty

• Opportunity

• Democracy

This founding ideal would create an ideal situation in which all people are treated the same and valued equally.

• Equality

• Democracy

• Opportunity

• Liberty

This is information about a past event or person written after the event occurred. These are usually done by historians.

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

• Evidence

• Point of View

This is the accounts of different people and how they see a certain event that occurred and how it affected them.

• Bias

• Historical Interpretation

• Evidence

• Point of View