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Primary Source Analysis: Fur Trade Journals
A graphic organizer for examining and interpreting excerpts from fur trade journals as historical primary sources.
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A graphic organizer for examining and interpreting excerpts from fur trade journals as historical primary sources. Students organize observations, evidence, and conclusions about the fur trade.
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- Students will identify details in historical primary sources.
- Students will distinguish observation from interpretation.
- Students will use evidence to draw conclusions about the fur trade.
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