
Primary vs. Secondary
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Alyssa Okimoto
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Primary vs. Secondary
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Multiple Choice
When you’re doing research about an event, person or period in history, you want to look for historical sources of information. Some sources are considered primary sources, and others are considered secondary sources.
Which of the following best describes historical sources?
When people imagine events from the past and write about them to create historical sources
Historical sources come from witnesses and from people who study accounts of witnesses.
Primary sources are works of fiction, while secondary sources are generally nonfiction and both are historical.
Secondary sources are historical because they analyze information, but primary sources are not historical
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Multiple Choice
Primary sources are always original, first-hand information. They are usually created at the time a specific event occurred. Primary sources give an eyewitness account of what life was like at a certain time.
Thea is writing a report on President Donald J. Trump and wants to include both primary and secondary sources. Which of the following sources is not a primary source about President Trump?
a videotaped interview with him
an encyclopedia entry on him
a tweet he wrote and posted
an email from him to his chief of staff
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Multiple Choice
Secondary sources are made by someone who did not experience an event first-hand. A secondary source often uses one or more primary sources to create an overall picture of what life was like at a certain time or place. Secondary sources are useful because they can give a lot of information at once.
Which of the following is not true of secondary sources?
They were created by a witness to the event being discussed.
They can give a lot of information at one time.
They create an overall picture of history.
They often use one or more primary sources.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is not considered a primary source?
A diary entry
A biography
A letter
A photograph
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is not considered a secondary source?
A magazine article
A textbook
An encyclopedia entry
An interview
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Multiple Choice
A primary source is created by someone who:
read about an event
made up an event from their imagination
was present at the event
heard about an event from a witness
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Primary or Secondary Source?
You're studying the year 2016.
What type of sources is a Drake t-shirt from his 2016 concert?
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Multiple Choice
You're studying the year 2016.
What type of sources is a Drake t-shirt from his 2016 concert?
Primary source
Secondary source
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I'm studying the year 1992.
What type of source is a newspaper dated October 25, 1992?
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Multiple Choice
What type of source is a newspaper dated October 25, 1992?
Primary source
Secondary source
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You're watching a documentary about 9/11 filmed in 2012.
What type of source is the film?
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Multiple Choice
What type of source is this documentary film?
Primary source
Secondary source
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is a primary source?
a rap song Harriet Tubman
a photograph of Harriet Tubman
an essay about Harriet Tubman
a documentary film about Harriet Tubman
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Multiple Choice
True or False: Secondary sources often draw from one or more primary sources?
True
False
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Open Ended
What is your first name?
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