Evidence directly from the original source

• Secondary source

• Tertiary evidence
• Circumstantial evidence
• Primary source

Information that is gained secondhand, not from the original

source.

• Original source data
• Firsthand information
• Primary information
• Secondary source

objects made by a human beings that usually give insight into

the culture or history of a person or group of people.

• artifacts
• relics
• fossils
• monuments

Why would we need a timeline when studying history?

• To ignore the significance of events in history.
• To organize events chronologically and understand their relationships.
• To create fictional stories about historical figures.
• To memorize dates and events without context.

Formal discussion or organized argument about an issue or topic.

• Seminar

• Discussion
• Debate

• Lecture

What are push factors?

• Push factors are incentives that attract people to a new country.
• Push factors are economic benefits that encourage migration.
• Push factors are negative conditions that compel people to leave their home country or region.
• Push factors are cultural elements that enhance community ties.

What are some examples of pull factors?

• Limited job opportunities
• opportunities, better living conditions, educational facilities

• High crime rates
• Poor healthcare services

How are tables organized?

• Tables are organized in circles and squares.
• Tables are organized randomly without any structure.
• Tables are organized in a linear fashion only.
• Tables are organized in rows and columns.

What does compare mean?

• To ignore similarities and focus on one aspect.
• To examine similarities

• To analyze only the differences.
• To summarize the findings without comparison.

What does political refer to?

• Relating to economic theories and practices.
• Concerned with environmental issues and policies.
• Focused on cultural and artistic expressions.
• Relating to government and public affairs.