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What are oral histories?
interviews (audio or video) with someone who experienced an event in the past
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What is a secondary source?
information gathered from someone who didn’t see or experience the event
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What are 3 examples are primary sources? Clue PLD
photographs, letters, diaries
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Why is it important to study sources from multiple perspectives?
to be aware of different perspectives, because people experience events differently
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If someone interviews you and writes about your vacation, their story is a _____________________ source.
secondary
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Why do people analyze oral histories?
to learn about the past
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What can people learn from examining primary and secondary sources?
They can learn about specific events and people throughout history.
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What is a primary source?
information gathered by a person who saw or experienced something.
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Historians work with ____________ to determine the purpose of different artifacts.
archaeologists
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Artifacts are examples of ____________ sources.
primary
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