PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SOURCES. Primary Source  First Hand Information  Records created by people who took part in historical events.  The REAL DEAL.

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PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SOURCES

Primary Source  First Hand Information  Records created by people who took part in historical events.  The REAL DEAL

Primary Source  Examples of Primary Sources  Official Documents Declaration of Independence

Primary Source  Photographs and Personal Journals Picture of the Battle of Antietam Lewis and Clark’s journals

Primary Source  Speeches Gettysburg Address

Secondary Sources  Second Hand Information  Written documents and other information created by people who were not involved in the historical event.

Secondary Sources  Textbooks  American Nation

Secondary Sources  Encyclopedias  World Book

Secondary Sources  Books  Biographies and Historical Fiction

Primary or Secondary?  The Constitution of the USA

Primary or Secondary?

George Washington’s journal

Primary or Secondary?

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