How to Check a Document of the Nation

Middle school · English

Answer in your own words.

Why is a document’s look not enough?

What can be copied, and what cannot?

Where do you find a document’s standing?

What can the source not tell us?

Claim

Evidence

Reasoning

1. Historical significance. Why have people always needed ways to check documents?

2. Evidence. What are the three blocks of a Record Code?

3. Cause and consequence. What could happen if someone trusted a revoked document by its look?

4. Continuity and change. How is checking a seal different from checking a digital signature?

5. Historical perspective. Why might an older person trust a seal more than an app?

6. Ethical dimension. Is it fair to make checking free and open to anyone?

5. Which view did you choose to explain?Many peopleA security expertThe Mohawk Nation of Grand River

Think of a time you saw something online that was not true. How could you have checked it?

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