TASC Modern History Level 3 Practice Questions - TASC Modern History Level 3 (HSM315117) Exam

A source that contains demonstrable bias or exaggeration can still be valuable to a historian because it:

Provides direct evidence of the values, attitudes, and ideological motives of its creator and period Can be accepted as an accurate statistical record of casualties and resource consumption Eliminates the need to consult other independent primary sources from the same era Automatically overrides objective statistical documentation produced by government agencies

Correct Answer:

Provides direct evidence of the values, attitudes, and ideological motives of its creator and period

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