Timelines
What is BC?
Another name for primary.
What is original/firsthand?
This occurs when you take someone's work without giving credit.
What is plagiarism?
Perspective a story is being told from.
What is point of view?
Years in a century.
What is 100?
Your textbook is an example of this source.
What is a secondary source?
To avoid stealing plagiarizing, you must do this for the sources.
What is citing them?
Reason why artifacts should stay in museums.
What is so we can learn from it, be better preserved, or their is disputed ownership?
When finding the amount of years both in the same time category, you do this with the numbers.
What is subtract?
Pictures from the Civil War are an example of this source.
What is a primary source?
What is education?
Reason why we should return artifacts to their country of origin.
What is illegally stealing or cultural/historical value to that country.
Years between 500 AD and 100 BC
What is 600?
Two examples of primary sources.
What are pictures, diaries, autobiographies, recordings, or letters?
Avoid tweets and blogs because they include this.
What is bias?
Why it is important to study history.
What is to learn from our past to improve the future?
The United States issued the Declaration of Independence in 1776, which was during this century.
What is the 18th century?
Two examples of secondary sources.
What are biographies, textbooks, encyclopedias, and reviews.
Why wikipedia is not a trustworthy source.
What is anyone with an account can edit it?
Reason why understanding diverse cultures is important.
What is to learn backgrounds of others and where they may be coming from?