Evaluating Sources History Skills.

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Evaluating Sources History Skills

Which do you trust more? Why? Historical Question: Who was present at the signing of the Declaration of Independence? Source 1: Hollywood movie about the American Revolution made 2001. Source 2: Book written by a famous historian who is an expert on the American Revolution, published in 1999.

Which do you trust more? Why? Historical Question: What was slavery like in South Carolina? Source 1: Interview with former slave in 1936. The interviewer is a black man collecting oral histories for the Federal Writers’ Project. Source 2: Interview with former slave in 1936. The interviewer is a white woman collecting oral histories for the Federal Writers’ Project.

Which do you trust more? Why? Historical Question: What was the layout of the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz? Source 1: Interview with 80 year-old Holocaust survivor in 1985. Source 2: Map of concentration camp found in Nazi files.

Which do you trust more? Why? Historical Question: Why were Japanese Americans put in internment camps during WWII? Source 1: Government film explaining internment from 1942. Source 2: Government report on Japanese Internment from 1983 based on declassified government documents.

Which do you trust more? Why? Historical Question: Did American soldiers commit atrocities during the Vietnam War in 1969? Source 1: Sworn testimony by American Sergeant in Congressional hearings in 1969. Source 2: Speech by American General touring the United States in 1969.

Which do you trust more? Why? Historical Question: What happened at the Battle of Little Bighorn? Source 1: High school history textbook from 1985. Source 2: Newspaper account from the day after the battle in June 1876.