WorksheetsHistorical Sources & Analysis Review
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is a primary source?
An original document or object created during the time period being studied.
A document or recording that relates to, discusses, or analyzes a primary source.
A compilation or digest of primary and secondary sources.
What is a secondary source?
An original document or object created during the time period being studied.
A document or recording that relates to, discusses, or analyzes a primary source.
A compilation or digest of primary and secondary sources.
What is a tertiary source?
An original document or object created during the time period being studied.
A document or recording that relates to, discusses, or analyzes a primary source.
A compilation or digest of primary and secondary sources.
What does written evidence consist of?
Documents and texts that provide information about a historical event or period.
Information shared through spoken word.
Images and illustrations that offer insight into historical events.
What is oral evidence?
Information shared through spoken word.
Documents and texts that provide information about a historical event or period.
Images and illustrations that offer insight into historical events.
What is visual evidence?
Information shared through spoken word.
Documents and texts that provide information about a historical event or period.
Images and illustrations that offer insight into historical events.
What does physical evidence refer to?
Tangible artifacts or objects from the past that provide direct evidence about historical life and events.
Documents and texts that provide information about a historical event or period.
Information shared through spoken word.
What are charts used for?
Organizing information visually in columns and rows.
Showing changes and trends over time.
Expressing a point of view on political issues.
What do maps show?
Countries and the political divisions/physical features within them.
Historical events in the order in which they occurred.
Changes and trends over time.
What are political cartoons?
A combination of words and images used to express a point of view on political issues.
Documents and texts that provide information about a historical event or period.
Tangible artifacts or objects from the past.
What do timelines list?
Historical events in the order in which they occurred.
Countries and the political divisions/physical features within them.
Changes and trends over time.
What is a line graph?
organized information that shows changes and trends over time with lines
organized information that shows changes and trends over time with bars
organized information that shows the relationships among the parts of a whole like slices of pie
What is a bar graph?
organized information that shows changes and trends over time with lines
organized information that shows changes and trends over time with bars
organized information that shows the relationships among the parts of a whole like slices of pie
What is a pie graph?
organized information that shows changes and trends over time with lines
organized information that shows changes and trends over time with bars
organized information that shows the relationships among the parts of a whole like slices of pie
The person or group who wrote or created a text, source, or
work.
Author/ Maker/ Creator
Place of origin
Time period
Prior Knowledge
Audience
Reason
The Main Idea
Significance
The location where an event happened or where a source was created.
Author/ Maker/ Creator
Place of origin
Time period
Prior Knowledge
Audience
Reason
The Main Idea
Significance
The specific date, year, or historical period when an event occurred or a
source was created.
Author/ Maker/ Creator
Place of origin
Time period
Prior Knowledge
Audience
Reason
The Main Idea
Significance
The information, experiences, or understanding a person already has
before examining a source or learning something new.
Author/ Maker/ Creator
Place of origin
Time period
Prior Knowledge
Audience
Reason
The Main Idea
Significance
The group of people a message, text, or source is meant to reach.
Author/ Maker/ Creator
Place of origin
Time period
Prior Knowledge
Audience
Reason
The Main Idea
Significance
The explanation or cause for why something happened or why a source was
created.
Author/ Maker/ Creator
Place of origin
Time period
Prior Knowledge
Audience
Reason
The Main Idea
Significance
The most important point or message in a text, speech, or source.
Author/ Maker/ Creator
Place of origin
Time period
Prior Knowledge
Audience
Reason
The Main Idea
Significance
the importance of a source or event and the effect it has on history or our
understanding of it.
Author/ Maker/ Creator
Place of origin
Time period
Prior Knowledge
Audience
Reason
The Main Idea
Significance
Identifies primary, secondary and tertiary sources.
Historical Inferences/Analysis
Historical Evidences
Historical Perspectives
Different Kinds of Sources
Identifies physical, written, oral, and visual evidences.
Historical Inferences/Analysis
Historical Evidences
Historical Perspectives
Different Kinds of Sources
Analyzes historical evidences/documents through APPARTS.
Historical Inferences/Analysis
Historical Evidences
Historical Perspectives
Different Kinds of Sources
Identifies specific types of source materials from Documents/Records, Data, Artifacts, Diaries/Letters/Journals/Memoirs, Photographs/Images, Newspapers, Art, Charts, Graphs, Timelines, Maps, and Political cartoons.
Historical Inferences/Analysis
Historical Evidences
Historical Perspectives
Different Kinds of Sources
