Primary and Secondary Sources
A source created by someone who saw the event they're describing.
What is a primary source?
"CE" is to "BCE" as "AD" is to...?
BC.
Capitals are usually represented by this symbol.
What is a star?
A source created by someone who did not see the event they're describing.
What is a secondary source?
The "C" in "BCE" stands for this word.
What is "Common?" (Before Common Era)
If you forgot what dots and stars represent on a map, you could probably check for their meanings here.
What is a key?
An ancient Roman statue of Emperor Julius Caesar would be classified as this kind of source.
What is a primary source?
The order in which events happen.
What is "chronology?"
A map that shows dams and water reservoirs would be classified as this.
What is "political"?
A textbook contains a direct quote from Abraham Lincoln within a paragraph describing the Civil War. What kind of source is the quote?
Primary.
An era of our calendar abbreviated as "AD."
What is "anno domini?"
What is distance?
A textbook contains a direct quote from Abraham Lincoln within a paragraph describing the Civil War. What kind of source is the textbook?
The years 200 CE and 2,000 AD are this many years apart.
What is 1,800?
Physical maps depict this kind of feature.
What is "natural" or "nature-made?"