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Primary and Secondary Sources Monday - 24 September 2012

Welcome! Have on your desk Pencil Interactive Notebook

2 Kinds of Sources Primary Examples of Primary Sources: is an original object or document; first-hand information Examples of Primary Sources: Diaries & Journals Letters News Paper Articles that are based on current events Autobiographies: history of a person's life written by that person Census Data Written First Hand Accounts of an event Sound Recordings Photographs & Videos

2 Kinds of Sources Secondary Examples: Are sources that are written about primary sources at a later date (not during the actual event) Examples: Biography: a written account of another person's life Articles in newspapers that are based on past events Magazines Books or articles found that evaluate or criticize someone else's original research

Interactive Notebook: In In: How can you distinguish (tell) between primary and secondary sources?

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Out Pop Quiz on identifying Primary and Secondary sources