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Out of primary and secondary sources, which is typically better to use when learning about the past?
Primary
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True or False: The Gregorian calendar is the most commonly used calendar in the world
True
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What continent is this?
South America
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Is there a year zero on a timeline?
Nope!
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A visual representation of the past on a line
Timeline
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What is an unreliable source?
Information that cannot be trusted to be accurate
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What is a Lunar Calendar?
A calendar based on the phases of the moon
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A group of seven large land masses
Continents
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What continent is this?
Australia
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How do you tell how much time has passed between two BCE dates or two CE dates?
Subtract the smaller number from the larger number
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What does BCE/CE mean?
Before Common Era / Common Era
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an opinion for or against something
Bias
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the traditions and beliefs of a group of people
Culture
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This type of calendar is based on the Earth's rotation around the sun
solar calendar
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Name at 3 things that could be primary sources
autobiographies, diaries, letters, video, photographs, etc.
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How many years are inbetween 900 BCE and 500 BCE
400 years
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Imaginary vertical lines showing east to west
Longitude lines
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What continent is this?
Antarctica
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Why was the Julian Calendar replaced by the Gregorian Calendar?
The Gregorian is more accurate
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Point of view
Perspective
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What is a reliable source?
A source that can be trusted
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What are 2 reasons we use BCE/CE and not BC/AD?
Not religion specific and it is more accurate
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What continent is this?
Asia
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Imaginary horizontal lines locating north to south
Latitude Lines
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Flat representation of the earth's surface
Map
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How do you tell how much time has passed between a BCE date and a CE date?
Add them together and subtract 1
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What continent is this?
Europe
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Why is it important to look at multiple perspectives in history?
All sources have some sort of bias, so you need multiple to get a complete picture
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A first hand account/evidence of a time period or event
Primary Source
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Something that gives proof to a fact
Evidence
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An object made by a human in the past
Artifact
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A time before humans had developed writing/ written records
prehistory
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second hand account of an event or time period AFTER it happened
secondary source
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How many years are inbetween 750 CE and 650 CE
100 years
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What continent is this?
Africa
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What is an archaeologist?
scientist who studies human history through artifacts
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Is a website about World War II a primary or secondary source?
Secondary
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What is government?
The system of rules and the people who make them for a culture/country
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The system of how a culture uses/makes money and resources
economics
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Is an interview with an eyewitness a primary or secondary source?
primary
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How many years are inbetween 1500 BCE and 500 CE?
1999 years
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This calendar is based on both the sun and the moon
Lunisolar
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Name at least 3 things that could be secondary sources
website, textbook, newspaper articles, essays, etc.
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What continent is this?
North America
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Do we use the Julian calendar or the Gregorian?
Gregorian
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