Question 1

Important questions for the historical policy analyst to ask of the sources do not include:

Accepted Answer

A) What do other historians say about the document? 
B) Is the source authentic? 
C) What was the condition of the witness of the event? 
D) What was the intent of the document in question? 
A) What do other historians say about the document? 
B) Is the source authentic? 
C) What was the condition of the witness of the event? 
D) What was the intent of the document in question?

Question 2

The first step in a historical policy analysis is:

Accepted Answer

A) The formation of a hypothesis or guiding framework. 
B) Gathering evidence. 
C) Evaluating and interpreting evidence. 
D) Determining what the evidence means. 
A) The formation of a hypothesis or guiding framework. 
B) Gathering evidence. 
C) Evaluating and interpreting evidence. 
D) Determining what the evidence means.

Question 3

The best historical policy analysis relies upon:

Accepted Answer

A) Primary data sources. 
B) Secondary data sources. 
C) Both a and b. 
D) Neither a nor b. 
A) Primary data sources. 
B) Secondary data sources. 
C) Both a and b. 
D) Neither a nor b.

Question 4

In regards to reliability of sources,the best defense is:

Accepted Answer

A) the use of only primary sources. 
B) never trusting any source. 
C) having multiple sources. 
D) None of the above. 
A) the use of only primary sources. 
B) never trusting any source. 
C) having multiple sources. 
D) None of the above.

Question 5

Using the colonial poor relief,orphan asylum,and disability examples,illustrate why the formation of a hypothesis or guiding framework is so important to historical analysis.

Accepted Answer

The formation of a hypothesis or guiding

Important questions for the historical policy analyst to ask of the sources do not include:

The first step in a historical policy analysis is:

The best historical policy analysis relies upon:

In regards to reliability of sources,the best defense is:

Using the colonial poor relief,orphan asylum,and disability examples,illustrate why the formation of a hypothesis or guiding framework is so important to historical analysis.

The Policy-Based Profession 1

Efining Social Welfare Policy

Social Welfare Policy Analysis

Socialeconomic Analysis

Fighting Poverty:temporary Assistance to Needy Families

Aging: Social Security As an Entitlement

Mental Health and Substance Abuse

Health

Child Welfare: Family Preservation Policy

Politics and Social Welfare Policy

Taking Action: Policy Practice for Social Workers

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Exam 4: Policy Analysis From a Historical Perspective

Important questions for the historical policy analyst to ask of the sources do not include:

The first step in a historical policy analysis is:

The best historical policy analysis relies upon:

In regards to reliability of sources,the best defense is:

Using the colonial poor relief,orphan asylum,and disability examples,illustrate why the formation of a hypothesis or guiding framework is so important to historical analysis.

The Policy-Based Profession 1

Efining Social Welfare Policy

Social Welfare Policy Analysis

Socialeconomic Analysis

Fighting Poverty:temporary Assistance to Needy Families

Aging: Social Security As an Entitlement

Mental Health and Substance Abuse

Health

Child Welfare: Family Preservation Policy

Politics and Social Welfare Policy

Taking Action: Policy Practice for Social Workers

Filters