Source
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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SOURCE
PRIMARY SOURCE & SECONDARY SOURCE
Today's Objective:
#1
I know the difference between Primary Source and Secondary Source.
Today's Objectives:
#2
I can give at least one example of each type of Source.
PRIMARY SOURCE
(NOUN PHRASE)
a type of source that was made or used in the past
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SECONDARY SOURCE
(NOUN PHRASE)
a type of source that was made after the event in the past; it often analyzes or interprets past events
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INTERVIEW
(NOUN)
one person asking another person questions to gather information
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HISTORICAL QUESTION
(NOUN PHRASE)
AUDIO
(NOUN)
DOCUMENT
(NOUN)
a source that is written, printed or electronic;
it is usually a piece of paper or a computer file, and has text (writing) on it
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ARTIFACT
(NOUN)
RECORD
(NOUN)
a piece of document that shows information; usually official (written by someone with power or authority, or written for public purposes)
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JOURNAL
(NOUN)
1) a newspaper or magazine that focuses on one subject of study (example: medicine, teaching)
2) a piece of writing that is similar to a diary (writing about your everyday life or thoughts)
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ARTICLE
(NOUN)
the piece of writing found in journals or magazines, that is usually one story
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ARTWORK
(NOUN)
ORAL SOURCE
(NOUN PHRASE)
a source that is told by speaking
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SPEECH
(NOUN)
the words spoken by one person in front of many people for a purpose
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BIOGRAPHY
(NOUN)
a book or story written about someone else's life
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY
(NOUN)
