Primary and Secondary Sources
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- Q1an account of an event created by someone who took part in or witnessed the eventprimary sourcesecondary source30s
- Q2Information gathered by someone who did not take part in or witness an eventsecondary sourceprimary source30s
- Q3A scientist who learns about ancient people by studying the things they left behindpsychiatristarchaeologistanthropologist30s
- Q4An encyclopedia is a _______________________ sourcesecondaryprimary30s
- Q5A diary is a _______________________ sourceprimarysecondary30s
- Q6Navajo pottery is a _____________________ sourcesecondaryprimary30s
- Q7The Declaration of Independence is a ___________________ sourcesecondaryprimary30s
- Q8George Washington's letters are a _________________ sourcesecondaryprimary30s
- Q9A patent for the motorized car is a ____________ sourceprimarysecondary30s
- Q10Coins are a _____________ source.secondaryprimary30s
- Q11Textbooks are a _______________ source.secondaryprimary30s
- Q12Writing a magazine article about Benjamin Franklin's inventions is a ___________________ source.secondaryprimary30s
- Q13A book about the psychological effects of WWI is a ______________ source.primarysecondary30s
- Q14An April 2007 newspaper or magazine article on anti-aging trends is a ______________ source.secondaryprimary30s
- Q15An object made by human beings; often refers to a primitive tool or other relic from an earlier periodanvilartifactanthropologistcontinent30s