Question 1
Needs Grading
Based on the article called “Why Study History” by Peter Stearns, list and describe
the three skills that a student of history develops. Give at least one full sentence
describing each skill.
Selected one of the skills is "The Ability to Assess Evidence" : the study of history is about building upon
Answer: experience and dealing and assessing various kinds of evidence. you need to learn how to
interrupt different kinds of evidence to form the big picture of past events.
another is "The Ability to Assess Conflicting Interpretations": you need to understand what
conflicting evidence is trying to tell you. society is often conflicting and to understand the
society you are trying t study, even today's, you need to understand the conflicting views of
that society.
and the last is " Experience in Assessing Past Examples of Change": you need to have an
understanding how change came to be to be able to understand how society began to change and develop,
this helps us to understand the change in society today.
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Question 2
Needs Grading
From the article “Why Care About History” by Jerry Solomon, list and describe at
least three reasons why Christians should care about history. Give a one-sentence
description to explain each of the three reasons.
Selected One of the reason given is because the Bible contains history. one of the examples given for
Answer: this is Gen. 1.1, which gives the first historical event as the world was created by God.
another reason is because Jesus took history seriously. Jesus used proverbs, and past lessons,
to teach his followers way God thinks the why he does what he does (out of love) as well as to
teach them lessons and history of the world. If you don't learn from the past, you will continue
to make the same mistakes in the present.
a 3rd reason is because history touches our lives. we are link to the past, it is where we come
from and how we are able to move forward. without the past society may not be where it is
today in developments as well as culture.
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Question 3
2 out of 2 points
The important Western concept of liberty under law originated primarily from
Selected the Greek idea of liberty and the Roman idea of
Answer:
law
Question 4
0 out of 2 points
According to the article called “Western Civilization: Our Tradition,” today, virtually the
only Western tradition still embraced by the political, intellectual, and economic elites
of the West is that of
Selected the Scientific Revolution.
Answer:
Question 5
2 out of 2 points
According to the lecture presentation on the modern state, what was it about Prussia
that made it seem like an unlikely candidate for a national state?
Selected Geographically, it consisted of three, diverse, non-contiguous realms
Answer:
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Based on the article called “Why Study History” by Peter Stearns, list and describe
the three skills that a student of history develops. Give at least one full sentence
describing each skill.
Selected one of the skills is "The Ability to Assess Evidence" : the study of history is about building upon
Answer: experience and dealing and assessing various kinds of evidence. you need to learn how to
interrupt different kinds of evidence to form the big picture of past events.
another is "The Ability to Assess Conflicting Interpretations": you need to understand what
conflicting evidence is trying to tell you. society is often conflicting and to understand the
society you are trying t study, even today's, you need to understand the conflicting views of
that society.
and the last is " Experience in Assessing Past Examples of Change": you need to have an
understanding how change came to be to be able to understand how society began to change and develop,
this helps us to understand the change in society today.
Response [None Given]
Feedback:
Question 2
Needs Grading
From the article “Why Care About History” by Jerry Solomon, list and describe at
least three reasons why Christians should care about history. Give a one-sentence
description to explain each of the three reasons.
Selected One of the reason given is because the Bible contains history. one of the examples given for
Answer: this is Gen. 1.1, which gives the first historical event as the world was created by God.
another reason is because Jesus took history seriously. Jesus used proverbs, and past lessons,
to teach his followers way God thinks the why he does what he does (out of love) as well as to
teach them lessons and history of the world. If you don't learn from the past, you will continue
to make the same mistakes in the present.
a 3rd reason is because history touches our lives. we are link to the past, it is where we come
from and how we are able to move forward. without the past society may not be where it is
today in developments as well as culture.
Response [None Given]
Feedback:
Question 3
2 out of 2 points
The important Western concept of liberty under law originated primarily from
Selected the Greek idea of liberty and the Roman idea of
Answer:
law
Question 4
0 out of 2 points
According to the article called “Western Civilization: Our Tradition,” today, virtually the
only Western tradition still embraced by the political, intellectual, and economic elites
of the West is that of
Selected the Scientific Revolution.
Answer:
Question 5
2 out of 2 points
According to the lecture presentation on the modern state, what was it about Prussia
that made it seem like an unlikely candidate for a national state?
Selected Geographically, it consisted of three, diverse, non-contiguous realms
Answer:
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