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History Vocab. Review (Sources, timelines, and more!)
History Vocab. Review (Sources, timelines, and more!)
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What does corroboration mean?
Here, there, everywhere! I can't get away from the frogs!
Finding contradictory evidence that counters what other evidence shows.
Finding evidence that confirms or supports what other evidence shows.
Finding more evidence in the same context.
2
Which of the following is an example of context.
The artifact was found near a very old mummy.
The artifact is round, has large spikes, and made of some sort of metal.
The artifact is blue, white, and gold.
3
An autobiography about the 44th U.S. President, Barack Obama.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
4
Bias may be formed by someone's personal experiences and education.
False
True
5
A short story describing Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla's 'electrical' battle.
Secondary Source
Primary Source
6
A play showing how Benjamin Franklin flew a kite during a lightning storm.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
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An artifact is a rock-like object preserved in its purely natural form. No arts & crafts allowed!
False
True
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The United States Constitution.
Secondary source
Primary source
9
An interview with Garrett Morgan, an African American who invented one type of traffic light.
Secondary Source
Primary Source
10
A political cartoon about the ongoing healthcare debate in America.
Secondary Source
Primary Source
11
A live radio broadcast from when the Soviet Union launched Sputnik into Outer Space.
Secondary Source
Primary Source
12
A famous artist's painting of what daily life was probably like in ancient Babylonia.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
13
A journal by a cowboy about his experiences in the cattle drives from Texas to Kansas.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
14
A scientist explaining what it was like for Buzz Aldrin to walk on the moon.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
15
Anne Frank's diary describing her life during World War 2.
Secondary Source
Primary Source
16
Live news video of the opening of a new power plant.
Secondary Source
Primary Source
17
A fossil is a preserved imprint in rock or petrified remnant of something that was once living (plant, animal, insect, e
False
True
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A textbook describing the Civil Rights Movement.
Primary source
Secondary source
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A research-based book describing a Spanish Conquistador sailing to America in the 1500s CE/AD.
Secondary Source
Primary Source
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"Sourcing" includes...
Trusting a source.
Considering why, when, and by whom something was written/made.
Getting information directly from the primary source.
Getting information by looking exactly four sources.
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A YouTube video describing how the pyramids were built.
Secondary Source
Primary Source
