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Identifying Primary and Secondary Sources
This three-page worksheet introduces primary and secondary sources with clear definitions, examples, classification practice, and a written explanation task.
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This three-page worksheet introduces primary and secondary sources with clear definitions, examples, classification practice, and a written explanation task. Students examine diaries, photographs, books, documentaries, articles, and family stories before completing a self-check.
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- Students will define primary and secondary sources.
- Students will distinguish firsthand accounts from later interpretations.
- Students will classify examples as primary or secondary sources.
- Students will explain why a source is primary or secondary.
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