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Tell primary sources from secondary sources and choose what each can show a researcher.
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A researcher finds a photograph taken at a city parade in 1946 by a local newspaper worker standing on the street that day. What kind is it?
A student uses a history textbook chapter written in 2020. It explains causes of the American Revolution using letters and laws from the 1700s. What kind is it?
A class listens to an interview with a marine biologist who collected water samples during a 2010 oil spill and described what she saw. What kind is it?
An encyclopedia article about electric cars was written by editors and updated after many studies. It gives dates, definitions, and a short overview. What kind is it?
A museum keeps a letter that a nurse wrote to her brother from a field hospital during the Civil War, describing patients she helped that week. What kind is it?
A library book tells the life of aviator Bessie Coleman. It was written in 2018 by an author who studied her letters, newspapers, and photographs. What kind is it?
A student asks, "How did families feel on the first day their town's school opened?" Which source would answer it best?
A researcher asks, "What rules did city leaders pass at the March 1910 meeting?" Which source would answer it best?
A class asks, "What did the new rover camera show on its first Mars test?" Which source would answer it best?
A student asks, "Why do historians say the river trail became important to trade?" Which source would answer it best?
A report asks, "What was the life and work of inventor Garrett Morgan like?" Which source would answer it best?
A reporter asks, "What did a local firefighter see during the flood rescue?" Which source would answer it best?
A 1906 diary kept by a shopkeeper during an earthquake is a source. What can a researcher learn from it?
An encyclopedia article about coral reefs is a source. What can a researcher learn from it?
A photograph taken during a 1950 neighborhood parade is a source. What can a researcher learn from it?
A biography of a famous botanist is a source. What can a researcher learn from it?
May 12, 1935: I dug at dawn with Mom near the new hall. My boots sank in mud, and I felt proud when our small oak stood up. We sang as rain began. The mayor shook each wet hand and smiled. What source kind is this?
The 1980 Mount St. Helens eruption sent ash high into the air. Scientists later measured the blast zone and studied how plants returned. See also: volcanoes, ash, forests. References: four books for young readers. What kind of source is this?
Dear Aunt Rose, The train reached Chicago at noon. I saw tall mills and smoky streets on the way. I miss our farm, but I hope work at the bakery will start next week. Please write back soon. Your nephew, Sam. What source kind is this?
In the years after the bridge opened, nearby towns grew quickly. The main causes were safer travel, new jobs, and trade across the river. Next, students will compare maps from 1900 and 1930. What kind of source is this?
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