Studies Weekly U1W2

Multiple Choice

Why is it important for historians to ask questions about the past?

• To better understand how and why events happened

• To memorize dates and names only

• To ignore different perspectives

• To make up stories about history

Open Ended

How can examining both primary and secondary sources help us understand historical events more completely?

Drag and Drop

​

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describe any source that come from people who were actually at an event. Whereas ​

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describe any source that come from people who were NOT actually at an event.

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primary sources

secondary sources

tertiary sources

anecdotal sources

speculative sources

Multiple Choice

 Images such as this illustrate the position that many US companies were — 

• requiring vocational training programs for children
• employing children as a source of cheap labor
• seeking government regulation of child labor
• providing safe working conditions for child laborers

Match

Match the following words and definitions

• an agreement that is reached by each side making concessions

• to take something and adjust it

• to make changes in order to make it fairer, more accurate, or more up-to-date

• to give formal consent to, and making it official

Compromise

Revise

Amend

Ratify

• Compromise

• Revise

• Amend

• Ratify

Drag and Drop

A historian looks at ​

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to understand the time, place, and broader circumstances of the event.

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Continuity/Change

Compare/Contrast

Evidence

cause & effect

context

Match

Match the following

• Chronological Thinking

• Eras

• Context

• Artifacts

• Turning Points

Timeline

Separated periods of time

Having the "full picture"

Objects used and created by people

Certain time where change happened

• Timeline

• Separated periods of time

• Having the "full picture"

• Objects used and created by people

• Certain time where change happened

Multiple Choice

A source that comes later, second hand account

• Primary 
• Secondary

Match

Which of the following sources are primary or secondary (match each source appropriately)

• Diary entry

• Letter

• History textbook

• A historical book

• Birth Certificate

Primary

Primary

Secondary

Secondary

Primary

• Primary

• Primary

• Secondary

• Secondary

• Primary

Dropdown

A SECONDARY source can be best described as a ​​

Select answer

. Meaning it comes from people ​​

Select answer

.

Match

Match the following vocabulary term with its definition

• Someone who buys or uses goods or services.

• To produce many things at once, usually with machinery.

• The large-scale demand for goods.

• The movement of African Americans from farming areas in the South to big cities in the North.

Consumer

Mass Production

Mass Consumption

Great Migration

• Consumer

• Mass Production

• Mass Consumption

• Great Migration

Multiple Choice

An account of someone who took part in or witnessed an historical event.

• Observation

• Climate

• Secondary Source

• Primary Source

Multiple Choice

An ________________ is written after the time period by an expert or historian and can include books, magazines, and short articles.

• primary source

• secondary source

• bias

• artifact

Multiple Choice

A document or record of past events created by people who were present at that time is called ____________.

• Secondary Source

• Primary Source

• Corroboration

• Sourcing

Multiple Choice

A ________________ is written after the time period by an expert or historian and can include books, magazines, and short articles.

• primary Source

• secondary Source

• bias

• artifact

Multiple Choice

Which of answer below is a Secondary Source?

• Autobiography
• Photograph
• Patent
• Biography

Multiple Choice

An account written by someone who DID NOT take part in or witness an event

• secondary source
• resource
• geography
• region