Sources
This is a place where we get information.
What is a source?
This is what the acronym P.O.V. stands for.
Point of View
This enduring issue can be seen when a king rules over his people.
What is power?
The War of 1812 was considered a "second revolutionary war" against Great Britain. This is when the War began.
When was 1812?
This is the number of continents in our world.
What is seven?
This type of source is a first-hand account by someone who experienced an event.
What is a primary source?
This tool is used by an author to try and convince the reader to be on their side.
What is Bias?
This enduring issue is seen when groups of people fight with each other.
What is conflict?
Similar to Chile, Czechia, and Samoa, these countries' flags all share the same colors that are present on the American flag.
What are red, white, and blue?
This is the number of oceans there are in the world.
What is 5?
This kind of source is a second-hand account by someone who did not witness the event.
What is a secondary source?
This enduring issue deals with groups of people moving to a new area.
What is migration?
Harry S Truman was the 33rd President of the United States. This is what the "S" stands for.
What is S?
This is the number of states that make up the U.S.A.
What is fifty?
This is the historical thinking skill where we determine if a source is credible?
What is sourcing?
This enduring issue deals with a strong country using its power to expand its territory.
What is colonization?
This is the year Mr. Franco graduated from Fieldstone Middle School.
When was 2015?
This are halves of the Earth created by the Equator and Prime Meridian.
What are hemispheres?