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Influences on America's Founding Documents Answers

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Why is it important to analyze primary and secondary sources for credibility, propaganda, and bias?

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to memorize the details contained in historical documents
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to find agreement among news sources
C
to form a more accurate understanding of events
D
to prioritize sources that agree with specific beliefs
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How did the American Revolution help shape Mason’s Declaration of Rights?

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by giving the English monarch a voice in drafting the rights
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by providing American colonists with a clear side to support
C
by helping Americans realize the liberties they valued most
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by creating a war-time atmosphere to speed up the process
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How did George Mason’s Virginia Declaration of Rights influence the US Constitution?

A
It was adopted for the state of Virginia but drafted for the new nation.
B
It promoted liberties and rights considered to be natural and undeniable.
C
It declared rights for individuals of Virginia that other states did not protect.
D
It supported a strong central government to rule over individual states.
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How did the Virginia Declaration of Rights influence Jefferson’s Statute for Religious Freedom?

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by protecting freedom of speech and freedom of the press
B
by convincing most Americans to go against their beliefs
C
by announcing the separation from the Church of England
D
by supporting religious freedom as an established right
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How does Jefferson’s Statute for Religious Freedom argue for keeping religion out of politics?

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by supporting the freedom to hold one’s own beliefs
B
by allowing people to practice their own religion
C
by establishing the separation of church and state
D
by making religion a central part of the Constitution
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How can you determine whether a historical source is credible and void of propaganda and bias?

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by using sources that are based largely on opinion
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by considering viewpoints from specific researchers
C
by using trusted sources to verify events and dates
D
by trusting information in print, on film, and on tape
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What is a recurring theme across all three historical documents examined in this lesson?

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that propaganda is credible
B
that all men are created free
C
that government is powerful
D
that freedom is a guarantee
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Which foundational principle is a central theme in all three historical documents?

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tolerance and religious freedom
B
freedom of speech and the press
C
the right to protection and safety
D
the separation of church and state

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