Sources and Artifacts Flashcards

I can describe primary sources, secondary sources, and artifacts.

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Define ‘Primary Source’

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A primary source is a record from the past created by someone who witnessed an event.

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Define ‘Secondary Source’

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A secondary source is created sometime after an event by someone who did not witness the event.

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Define ‘Artifact’

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Anything created or altered by humans - usually a weapon or tool.

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Primary source, secondary source, or artifact: the axe that Otzi was carrying.

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Artifact

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Primary source, secondary source, or artifact: a diary entry by George Washington.

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Primary Source

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Primary source, secondary source, or artifact: the book Abe Lincoln wrote about the Pharaohs of Egypt.

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Secondary Source

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Primary source, secondary source, or artifact: our textbook.

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Secondary Source

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Primary source, secondary source, or artifact: a pair of scissors discovered in a teacher’s cabinet.

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Artifact

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Primary source, secondary source, or artifact: the email written by Owen Burdick about his experience on September 11, 2001.

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Primary Source

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