An object made or used in the past

What do eel traps show us?

Advanced engineering by Indigenous Australians

What is the 'winner writes history' idea?

History often reflects those in power

Why use different types of sources?

To get a full picture of history

Why are oral stories important?

They preserve culture without writing

What is a primary source?

Created at the time of the event

Why are artworks helpful?

They visually show beliefs/events

What is an artwork in history?

A painting or carving with meaning

Why do perspectives differ?

People have different experiences

What is oral history?

Spoken stories passed through generations

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Exploring History Through Artefacts and Stories - Y7 T3 W1 L3

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Dive into the world of history by learning about artefacts, oral history, primary sources, and the importance of different perspectives in understanding the past.

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1
What is NOT a primary source?
A diary
A recent textbook
A tool
A photo
2
What is the purpose of a timeline?
To write stories
To show the order of events
To do math
To draw
3
What can rock art teach us?
Weather
Beliefs and daily life
How to paint
Maths
4
What is an example of oral history?
Dreaming story
Website
Encyclopedia
Movie
5
What is an artefact?
A spoken story
An object made or used in the past
A movie
A type of book
6
What do eel traps show us?
Modern farming
A fun fishing spot
None
Advanced engineering by Indigenous Australians
7
What is Budj Bim?
Ancient eel traps in Victoria
A type of cave
A battle
A book
8
Where is Budj Bim?
Sydney
Victoria, Australia
USA
Queensland
9
What is the 'winner writes history' idea?
History often reflects those in power
Only losers write
No one writes history
It's random
10
What is an example of an artefact?
Biography
Stone axe
A movie
History textbook
11
What might an archaeologist find?
Tools or bones
Apps
Future tech
Videos
12
Why use different types of sources?
To confuse us
So we can guess
To get a full picture of history
Because it's fun
13
What does a historian study?
Future predictions
The stars
The past using evidence
Math
14
Why are oral stories important?
They preserve culture without writing
They're loud
They're fun
They're written
15
What is a primary source?
A summary
A guess
A modern website
Created at the time of the event
16
Why are artworks helpful?
They are new
They are pretty
They visually show beliefs/events
They are colourful
17
How do artefacts help us?
They are confusing
They are expensive
They are useless
They show how people lived
18
What is an artwork in history?
A novel
A tool
A science experiment
A painting or carving with meaning
19
Why do perspectives differ?
Everyone agrees
Sources don't matter
Facts are wrong
People have different experiences
20
What is oral history?
Letters
History books
Spoken stories passed through generations
Paintings

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