Types of Sources
Secondary Sources
Multiple Perspectives
Primary Sources
100

The most common type of sources.

What are written sources?

100

These are made by people who did not see or experience the event

What are secondary sources?

100

Something that can be proven through evidence

What is a fact?

100

These are created by people who saw or experienced something

What are primary sources?

200

These sources include: maps, photographs, paintings, and videos 

What are visual sources?

300

These are interviews recorded on audio or video

What are oral histories?

300

Examples of secondary sources

What are: biographies, encyclopedias, textbooks, documentaries, magazine articles?

300

A statement that expresses someone's feelings or beliefs 

What is an opinion?

300

Examples of primary sources (name 3)

What are: books, newspapers, articles, letters, diaries, photographs, maps, interviews?

400

Man-made objects that help us learn about the past 

What are artifacts? 

500

These are scientists who excavate and study items left behind. 

Who are archaeologists?

500

If you write a story about your vacation, it is a primary source. If someone interviews you and writes about your vacation, their story is ________________. 

What is, a secondary source?

500

Favoring one belief or opinion over others 

What is a bias?
500

Time period the people who created the sources lived in 

What is during the events?