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Use the diagram to answer the question.

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historiography
B
asking questions
C
gathering evidence
D
drawing conclusions
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How do historians draw conclusions?

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They collect evidence and interpret what it means.
B
They assume that all historical evidence is reliable.
C
They rely only on the findings of previous historians.
D
They dig for artifacts in potential historical locations.
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The steps of historical inquiry include asking questions, collecting evidence, and

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using technology.
B
drawing conclusions.
C
evaluating points of view.
D
searching for new artifacts.
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A historian comparing sculptures from ancient Greece and ancient Rome would most likely be trying to demonstrate

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the sequence of historical events.
B
how a society changes over time.
C
how societies are similar and different.
D
the impact of past events on the present.
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Historians compare similarities and differences between societies primarily to

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collect evidence on historical events.
B
comprehend how the past affects the future.
C
learn about famous people who lived in the past.
D
explain why cultures have varying views on an event.
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Which piece of historical evidence would be most helpful in sequencing the events of an ancient war between Greece and Persia?

A
the shield of a Greek soldier
B
a statue of a Persian warrior
C
letters written by a Persian general
D
Greek pottery showing a battle scene
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Why is it important for historians to use good quality sources?

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Relevant sources can be used to investigate a wide variety of historical subjects.
B
Relevant sources provide support for topics that are unconnected to the historical subject.
C
Credible sources lead to accurate interpretations of historical subjects because they are trustworthy.
D
Credible sources lead to better interpretations of historical subjects because they cannot be contradicted.
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Read the facts about the site of the ancient city of Troy.The epic poem "The Iliad” describes a large city called Troy that was destroyed during a great war.Hisarlik in northwest Turkey has been recognized as the site of Troy since ancient times.Persian King Xerxes and Greek Emperor Alexander the Great visited the site, as did many ancient travelers.Recent scientific investigation revealed that cracks in the walls of Hisarlik show that they were likely damaged by an earthquake.

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Hisarlik must be the site of Troy because it was a tourist attraction.
B
“The Iliad” is credible and reliable because it mentions the city of Troy by name.
C
Future technology is unlikely to solve the mystery of the location of the city of Troy.
D
Analysis of the cracks in the walls of Hisarlik may change conclusions about the site.

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