NHD: Chapter 7

What is the purpose of asking questions such as 'Why did this event matter?' and 'What did this event cause to change?'

• To reflect diverse voices
• To evaluate the impact of individuals, groups, and events on the past
• To ensure that historical accounts are one-sided
• To prove that one perspective is more valid than others

Why is it important to find sources that show a topic from various perspectives?

• To ensure that historical accounts are one-sided
• To make the research process easier
• To prove that one perspective is more valid than others
• To reflect diverse voices

What is the significance of considering both short-term and long-term effects of a historical event?

• To reflect diverse voices
• To prove that one perspective is more valid than others
• To evaluate the impact of individuals, groups, and events on the past
• To ensure that historical accounts are one-sided

Why is it important to think about people or groups whose voices may not have been heard in historical research?

• To reflect diverse voices
• To make the research process easier
• To ensure that all sources agree with each other
• To prove that one perspective is more valid than others

Why is it important to compare and contrast different perspectives on a historical event?

• To prove that one perspective is more valid than others
• To ensure that historical accounts are one-sided
• To reflect diverse voices
• To make the research process easier

What is the purpose of examining multiple perspectives in historical research?

• To ensure that historical accounts are one-sided
• To reflect diverse voices
• To make the research process easier
• To prove that one perspective is more valid than others

What is the historical thinking skill that involves looking for places of agreement between sources?

• Historical significance
• Missing narratives
• Multiple perspectives
• Corroboration

What is the purpose of formulating an argument by analyzing both short-term and long-term effects of a historical event?

• To evaluate the impact of individuals, groups, and events on the past
• To reflect diverse voices
• To ensure that historical accounts are one-sided
• To prove that one perspective is more valid than others

Why is it important to consider multiple perspectives in understanding historical events?

• To reflect diverse voices
• To prove that one perspective is more valid than others
• To make the research process easier
• To ensure that historical accounts are one-sided

What is the concept of historical significance?

• The practice of only studying events that are relevant to the present
• The idea that history is always written by the victors
• The belief that all historical events are equally important
• The evaluation of the impact of individuals, groups, and events on the past