Q. 1
Which type of source is A Confederate Girl's Diary?

a. Primary Source.
b. Secondary Source.
c. Tertiary Source.
d. Noncredible Source.

Q. 2
How does Richards celebrate the end of the Civil War?

a. By throwing a party at her home.
b. By welcoming a freed slave inter her home.
c. By marching in the streets with a flag and a bell.
d. By sewing cloths for the soldiers.

Q. 3
Where does dawson live during the Civil War?

a. She must move about to stay out of harm's way.
b. Gettysburg.
c. New Orleans.
d. She must move to the North.

Q. 4
Which is a secondary source?

a. A recording of a speech.
b. A newspaper article from the time period.
c. A soldier's diary.
d. A textbook.

Q. 5 (this one's sorta long)
Read the Passage.

This is a dreadful war, to make even the hearts of women so bitter! I harly know myself these last few weeks. I, who have such a horror of bloodshed, consider even killing in self-defense murder, who cannot wish them the slightest evil, whose only prayer is to have them sent back in peace to their own country, -I talk of killing them!

What is Revealed about the author's viewpoint?

a. She represents the fact that the war has created roughness and bitterness in her.
b. She is angered by the arrival of union soldiers in her Confederate state.
c. She does not care for Northerners.
d. She is an abolitionist.

The whole paragraph indicates the personal trauma of the author. The iteration of the word "I", several times, is hyperbolic and shows turmoil in the writer's mind. This suggests that she is devastated mentally and has become as bitter as the war.

Аноним Аноним · Answer 2 · 2018-10-17T16:34:13+02:00

A.1- "Opt-a"

It is a Primary source.

A.2- "Opt-c"

She marched along with other neighbors with Bells and Flags.

A.3- "Opt-a"

Dawson's brothers and father died because of the riots. It was really necessary for her that, she must keep moving in order to avoid any harm.

A.4- "Opt-d"

A textbook is classified under Secondary sources.

A.5- "Opt-a"

The whole paragraph indicates the personal trauma of the author. The iteration of the word "I", several times, is hyperbolic and shows turmoil in the writer's mind. This suggests that she is devastated mentally and has become as bitter as the war.