Watergate Primary Source Analyzing

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Watergate Primary Source Analyzing

Analyzing Primary Sources

Analyzing Primary Sources. Picture Analysis. Picture Analysis. What are primary sources? What did we do when we analyzed the World War II Posters? What kinds of questions did were asked to guide us in our analysis? Do you think we would ask the same questions when analyzing pictures?.

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Bombing Auschwitz: Analyzing and Evaluating Primary Source Documents

Bombing Auschwitz: Analyzing and Evaluating Primary Source Documents. Author: Sandy Renken USHMM Museum Teacher Fellow 2006. Student Objectives:. Students will: Analyze primary source documents for available information Teach classmates necessary information from documents.

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Analyzing Primary Sources

Analyzing Primary Sources. Primary & Secondary Sources.

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ANALYZING PRIMARY SOURCES

ANALYZING PRIMARY SOURCES.

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Primary Source Evidence

Primary Source Evidence. Examining the Oka Crisis, 1990. Primary Source Evidence. Record everything you did in the last 24 hours Put a checkmark beside any item for which there will be a trace. How many of the traces were accidental? (A) How many were purposeful? (P)

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Primary Source

Primary Source. Immigration and Urbanization . The New Colossus Emma Lazarus wrote the following poem in 1883; today it is engraved on a plaque in the Statue of Liberty Museum. . Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame, With conquering limbs astride from land to land;

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Primary Source Resources

Primary Source Resources. From the American Historical Association Annual Meeting. Chicago By Mary Johnson Debbie MacDonald. Sites are free and many have lesson plans. http://herb.ashp.cuny.edu http://chnm.gmu.edu http://Digitalhistory.unl.edu www.ipums.org www.proquest.com

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Analyzing Primary Source Documents

413-422 - Recognize fact and opinion in a document. -Describe the characteristics of the Renaissance.

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Primary Source Document

Primary Source Document. Section 2 1. The House of Representatives 2. Representative 3. 25 4. U.S. Citizen 5. You must live in the state you represent. Primary Source Document. Section 3 1. The Senate, senator 2. 30 3. 9 years. Primary Source Document. Section 5

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Primary Source Secondary Source

Primary Source Secondary Source. What’s the Difference?. Primary Source. Something that originates from the past. Primary Source. A document or physical object that was created during the time period being studied. Primary Source.

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Primary Source Interpretation

Primary Source Interpretation. “Without the pen of Paine the sword of Washington would have been wielded in vain" -John Adams . How does this quote inspire Independence? How is a product of the Enlightenment?.

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Primary source documents

Primary source documents. What is a Primary source document?. First person accounts recorded at the time of the event The source can be any of the following: Diaries Family documents (wills) Letters Photographs and other images Movie clips Newspaper articles Speeches Poems

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Analyzing Primary Sources:

510-512 - Analyze Primary Source Documents. - Describe the cattle interests in the American West during the nineteenth century. Analyzing Primary Sources: - Read each diary/journa l and make a list of the difficulties, problems and concerns of each:

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Primary Source: Grass

Diet One. Energy Lost: 0.9%. Secondary Consumer: Humans. Energy Transferred: 1%. Energy Lost: 9%. Primary Consumer: Cattl e. Energy Transferred: 10%. Energy Lost: 90%. Energy Transferred: 100%. Primary Source: Grass. Diet Two. Energy Lost: 9%. Primary Consumer: Humans.

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Analyzing Primary Sources

Analyzing Primary Sources. Social Studies School Service www.socialstudies.com. Primary & Secondary Sources.

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Primary source Documents

A primary source is a document, speech, or other sort of evidence written, created or otherwise produced during the time under study. Primary sources offer an inside view of a particular event. Examples include: Original Documents

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Primary Source versus Secondary Source

Primary Source versus Secondary Source. Drag the pictures into two categories. Prehistory. History. time before written history. written and recorded events of people. pre=before. historians rely on written record AND archaeological EVIDENCE. oral tradition: s tories passed down

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Primary Source Research

Primary Source Research . ICE 2006 Chris Osborne Independent Consultant rcosborne@insightbb.com http://rcosborne.home.insightbb.com. Types of Primary Sources . Documents http://www.ourdocuments.gov/ Video/Audio http://www.historychannel.com/broadband/home/ Images/Maps

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Primary Source Activity

Primary Source Activity. Evidence A = Diversity in Colonial America. Evidence B = Regional Contrasts. Evidence C = Struggles for Power in Colonial America. Grab each primary source paper. Grab an Inquiry Question Organizer paper.

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Analyzing a Primary Source

Analyzing a Primary Source. Aboard a Slave Ship, 1829. The Atlantic Slave Trade. Atlantic Slave Trade. A. Motives: Author and Audience. Who is Robert Walsh? Why was this document produced?. B. Argument Method - Gathering Evidence: Slave Ships.

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Analyzing Primary Sources

Analyzing Primary Sources. Social Studies School Service www.socialstudies.com. Primary & Secondary Sources.

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Primary Source Documents

Primary Source Documents. What Are They and What Do You Do With Them?. Primary sources defined. Primary sources are actual records that have survived from the past, such as letters, diaries, photographs, and articles of clothing.

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