Primary and Secondary Sources Review 3

A speech given by Abraham Lincoln.

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

An encyclopedia entry on Amelia Earhart.

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

An interview with Hilary Clinton.

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

The autobiography of Fredrick Douglas.

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

A textbook you used in class to study the presidents.

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

An original government document called the “mining laws of 1875.”

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Letters written by George Washington.

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Photographs of the Civil War soldiers in their camp.

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

A TV show on World War II.

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

A primary source is also called a ​ (a)   -hand source because it comes directly from someone who was ​ (b)   .  A primary source is written during the ​ (c)   that the event happened.  A secondary source is also called a ​ (d)   -hand source.  A secondary source is written ​ (e)   the event has happened.​ ​

• first
• there
• time
• second
• after