Unit 4 Quiz Review

When responding to the "Document-Based Question" project, what type of source must you use to support your arguments/thesis statement?

• Tertiary Source

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

• None of these

Answer explanation

A primary source is a first-hand account of an event or topic that was created by someone who was involved in or witnessed it.

Which part of a DBQ informs the reader by providing context of historical events.

• Introduction

• Thesis Statement

• Conclusion

• Body Paragraphs

What part of a DBQ restates a thesis statement, summarizes the main ideas, and concludes an essay?

What part of a DBQ supports the main ideas of a thesis statement by providing evidence from primary and secondary sources?

• Introduction

• Thesis Statement

• Body Paragraphs

• Conclusion

What part of the DBQ
states the topic and purpose of a paper?

True or False: This photograph by Lewis Hine of children working outside a mine in Pennsylvania, is considered a Primary Source.

• True

• False

What part of the H.I.P.P.O organizer does the following fit: During the Gilded Age, many people accepted child labor was necessary in some cases for a family’s well-being and survival. Progressives hoped to enforce laws limiting child labor.

• Historical Context

• Intended Audience

• Purpose

• Point of View

What part of the H.I.P.P.O organizer does the following fit: To convince the public and lawmakers that child labor should end. The author hopes to have child labor laws created to protect children and to have them educated in schools.

• Historical Context

• Point of View

• Purpose

• Intended Audience

True or False: Like the Republican presidents before him, President Theodore Roosevelt had a laissez-faire approach to dealing with businesses and corporations.

• True

• False

What aspect of this cartoon illustrates the idea that President Theodore Roosevelt sought to dismantle large trusts that became monopolies during the Gilded Age?

• 
  Roosevelt has a leash around a bear that represents "good trusts."

• Roosevelt appears to have hunted and killed a bear representing "bad trusts."

• President Roosevelt appears to be smiling in the cartoon.

• Roosevelt didn't care about trusts