PRIMARY and SECONDARY SOURCES

Choose “P” if the source is primary or “S” if the source is secondary.

A diary titled “Life in the Mines” from a miner named Lucky Noah who lived in Idaho in the 1870s.

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Choose “P” if the source is primary or “S” if the source is secondary.

A magazine article from 2011 titled “Mining in the Old West in the 1860’s-1890’s.”

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Choose “P” if the source is primary or “S” if the source is secondary.

A chapter in your world history textbook about the Ancient Greeks.

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Choose “P” if the source is primary or “S” if the source is secondary.

An original photograph from the 1941 attack at Pearl Harbor that you found in your grandparent's photo album.

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Choose “P” if the source is primary or “S” if the source is secondary.

An encyclopedia entry on the Vietnam War.

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Choose “P” if the source is primary or “S” if the source is secondary.

A website that summarizes Ancient Roman mythology.

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Choose “P” if the source is primary or “S” if the source is secondary.

A map of China created during ancient times.

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Choose “P” if the source is primary or “S” if the source is secondary.

Pictures taken by your Aunt Sally of the World Trade Center attack.

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Choose “P” if the source is primary or “S” if the source is secondary.

A newspaper article outlining the effect of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Choose “P” if the source is primary or “S” if the source is secondary.

A manuscript of Barack Obama’s first speech as President.

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