Historians’ Lens: Holocaust & Rights Freedoms

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Froggy Jumps Historians’ Lens: Holocaust & Rights FreedomsOnline version Test your grasp of sources and rights by Dante Mojsovski 1 Which best defines a primary source in history? a An historian’s summary written years later b A direct, original artifact or document from the time studied c A modern textbook about the period 2 What is a secondary source? a An original government document from the era b A diary from the period c An interpretation based on primary sources 3 Which event is central to Holocaust studies? a The invention of the printing press b The genocide of six million Jews and others c The American Revolution 4 Rights and Freedoms typically protect which of the following? a Individual liberties and equal treatment under law b Rights of animals over humans c Only political rights 5 Why do historians compare multiple sources? a To verify facts and understand bias b To choose the most dramatic account c To confuse the narrative 6 Which source would be most useful for understanding survivor experiences? a A modern movie review about the period b A statistical table with no narratives c Oral testimonies and memoirs 7 What is literacy in historical analysis often used to measure? a Ability to interpret and evaluate sources b Typing accuracy c Reading speed 8 Rights and Freedoms emphasize protection from... a High interest rates b Discrimination and oppression c Environmental regulations 9 Which best supports the idea that history is interpretive? a Always consensus among sources b Conflicting accounts of the same event c A single flawless document 10 Section III corresponds to which exam component? a Extended response about Rights and Freedoms b Multiple choice on Holocaust c Source analysis questions on Holocaust

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Historians’ Lens: Holocaust & Rights FreedomsOnline version

by Dante Mojsovski

Which best defines a primary source in history?

What is a secondary source?

Which event is central to Holocaust studies?

Rights and Freedoms typically protect which of the following?

Why do historians compare multiple sources?

Which source would be most useful for understanding survivor experiences?

What is literacy in historical analysis often used to measure?

Rights and Freedoms emphasize protection from...

Which best supports the idea that history is interpretive?

Section III corresponds to which exam component?