Intro to History Skills

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What is the difference between a primary source and a secondary source?

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A primary source was created during an original time period while a secondary source was created later by someone who did not witness the event/time.

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Which of the follow are examples of a secondary source? A diary, photograph, artifact; clothing and weapons from the time period; a book about John Adams written by John Adams.

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textbook, modern documentary, online website

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What information does "Economy" give us about a civilization?

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The economy can tell us about the resources, production of goods, and the type of currency - money a civilization had.

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What Continent do you live on? Options: South America, Europe, North America, Australia

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North America

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This is an example of a

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Political Map

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What is the continent that is yellow?

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Africa

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The process of government and lawmaking in a civilization falls under which GRAPES?

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POLITICS

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What purpose does the glossary in a textbook serve?

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The glossary tells the definition of words found within the text.

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What is the continent that is dark red?

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Europe

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A physical map

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shows the features of the land