Maps
Timeline
Primary Sources
Secondary Sources
Facts
100

What is a kind of round map of the world?

Globe

100

What kind of things can get a timeline?

Anything

100

When was a primary source created?

During the event

100

When was a secondary source created?

After the event
100

Where is Canada related to the United States?

North

200

What tells you what a map is about?

Title

200
Where would you find the first event on a timeline?

On the left

200

What kind of connection does a primary source have to an event? 

direct

200

Where is Mexico related to the United States?

South

300

What tells you directions on a map?

Compass

300

What would be the first event in the timeline of a human?

Birth

300

What is one primary source?

Interview, letter, diary, etc

300

Name one kind of secondary source?

Textbook, essay, podcast, etc

300

What coast is New York located on?

East Coast

400

What tells you what different icons, colors, and shapes are on a map?

Key/Legend

400

If there are 5 events on a timeline, where would the third event be located on the line?

Middle

400

Why can an interview be a primary source?

The person was around and has a firsthand experience being interviewed.

400

Why do historians need to use both primary and secondary sources?

To paint a complete picture.

500

What tells you distance on a map?

Scale

500

Why do historians use timelines?

To stay organized
500

What is an event that could have a primary source being formed?

Open Ended(War, sports event, etc)

500

What kind of connection does a secondary source have to an event?

Secondary

500

Why can a primary source have bias?

It often contains personal, emotional experience.

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