U. S. History.  What are a ways we can study history or historical events?

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U. S. History

 What are a ways we can study history or historical events?

 Source—a person, publication, or object that gives information

 A Source can be divided into two main categories 1. Primary 2. Secondary

 Primary  A Primary Source is an original account of an event.  Produced by people who participated in or witnessed the past.  Primary can include:  Audio—oral histories or memoirs, interviews, music  Images—photographs, videos  Objects—clothing tools, pottery, gravestones, inventions, weapons, memorabilia  Text—letters, diaries, maps

 Secondary Sources  Provides “second hand” information that has been analyzed, reworded, or interpreted  Examples  REFERENCE BOOK( encyclopedia)  Articles( Magazines, Wikipedia)  HISTORY TEXTBOOKS

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