WorksheetsPrimary and Secondary Sources
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
A textbook chapter on the Civil War
primary source
secondary source
A biography of Abraham Lincoln
primary source
secondary source
A movie about the Revolutionary War
primary source
secondary source
A journal written by a civil war soldier
primary source
secondary source
A report written on Barack Obama
primary source
secondary source
A diary written by President Roosevelt
primary source
secondary source
Which of the following shows a primary source?
An autobiography written by Winston Churchill
primary source
secondary source
A play about World War II
primary source
secondary source
The Declaration of Independence
primary source
secondary source
A birth certificate of a famous World War I General
primary source
secondary source
A movie about Anne Frank
primary source
secondary source
An artifact (something made by humans) from Ancient Rome
primary source
secondary source
An audio recording of a famous speech by President Richard Nixon
primary source
secondary source
A magazine article about the events of September 11, 2001
primary source
secondary source
A YouTube video about the Native Americans that once lived in Ohio
primary source
secondary source
A letter written by George Washington
primary source
secondary source
A photo of a famous battle of the Vietnam War
primary source
secondary source
An interview with a famous world leader in 1960
primary source
secondary source
A first-hand account of a story
primary source
secondary source
All biographies are considered to be
primary sources
secondary sources
A sarcophagus (a stone coffin) of a person who lived in Ancient Egypt
primary source
secondary source
Information given about a past event or series of events. Uses primary and secondary sources to create
historical book
secondary source
textbook
historical narrative
