When analyzing the origin of a source, we look at which of the following (check all that apply):
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MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
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Who created it (author)
When (date or time period)
What type of primary source it is
Why the source was written
Where the source was produced
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When analyzing the purpose of a source, we look at which of the following (check all that apply):
Who created it (author)
When (date or time period)
What type of primary source it is
Why the source was written
Where the source was produced
3.
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A ______________ describes the aspects of a source which might take away from a historians understanding of a time period or event. While this does not mean the source is useless, it is something to keep in mind when reading the source--a historian might need to compare it to other sources in order to determine its useful and be critical of some of the flaws of the source.
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A ______________ describes the aspects of a source which is useful to a historian who is studying a certain time period or event.
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Which of the following are values of a speech? Check all that apply.
Given by a person (who might represent a group) and it will show their motives or beliefs.
Given to the public, in front of witnesses, might be more reliable and accurate as there are people who can fact check/call out a lie.
Gives an idea of a person’s personal thoughts, feelings and observations over time. Can include perspectives and thoughts on certain events.
It might only show a single perspective.
Are often (but not always) given to persuade, convince, or motivate. This means the this could be missing certain information or even contain lies to persuade a group one way or another.
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Which of the following are limitations of a speech? Check all that apply.
Given by a person (who might represent a group) and it will show their motives or beliefs.
Given to the public, in front of witnesses, might be more reliable and accurate as there are people who can fact check/call out a lie.
May recall events wrong.
It might only show a single perspective.
Are often (but not always) given to persuade, convince, or motivate. This means the this could be missing certain information or even contain lies to persuade a group one way or another.
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MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
3 mins • 1 pt
Which of the following are values of a diary/journal? Check all that apply.
Gives an idea of a person’s personal thoughts, feelings and observations over time. Can include perspectives and thoughts on certain events.
It's meant to be read only by the person who wrote it; unlikely to contain lies or deliberate misinformation.
Given to the public, in front of witnesses, might be more reliable and accurate as there are people who can fact check/call out a lie.
The purpose is for personal reflection; information may be incomplete or written in a way that is only understood to the author.
As it's someone's thoughts and feelings, it may not be factually accurate.
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