Primary and Secondary Sources
The book written from a personal story is called?
Autobiography
Also considered a "promise"
What is a pledge?
War that followed the signing of the Declaration of Indepence
What is American Revolutionary War?
Who did the colonists want to declare their independence from?
What is Britain?
Make Laws
What is Legislative?
I saw an accident and reported it to the police.
What is a Primary Source?
This describes the circumstances of what was occurring at the time of an event
What is Historical Context?
What are graphs, charts, maps, timelines, databases, reports, outlines, etc.?
Name a part of the Declaration of Independence.
What is the Statement of Separation, the Preamble, or Violation of People's Rights?
Carry out laws
What is executive?
The Declaration of Independence is considered what type of document
What is Historical document?
Someone's opinion which is influenced by their own beliefs
What is Point of View?
Drawing conclusions and identifying cause and effect help you to do what?
What is a analyze information?
What is the Continental Congress responsible for creating?
What is the Declaration of Independence?
Evaluates laws
What is judicial?
Someone who uses a primary sourced to describe an event because they weren't there.
What is a Secondary Source?
This person is a student or writer of history
What is Historian?
Who was named the Father of the Declaration of Independence?
Who is Thomas Jefferson?
The number of colonies that joined together to declare independence from Britain.
What is 13?
This is part of the Constitution-
What is the Bill of Rights?
Book that is written about a person that is not written by the person.
What is a Biography?
This means to be loyal to something
What is Allegiance?
What are the first 20 words of the Preamble?
We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility....
The holiday that we celebrate every year on July 4th.
What is Independence Day?
The year that the U.S. government officially recognized the Pledge of Allegiance:
What is 1942?