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Monday, September 28, 2015 Take out a dark pen/marker Write your first name and last name initial on the left side of the popsicle stick On the right (on the same side as your name), place the number of your class period JESSICA S. 4

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Primary Source Firsthand, authoritative accounts (original information) of: events topics historical periods Examples: letters diary or journal entries original photographs speeches

Secondary Source Interpret, critique, analyze primary sources Created from primary sources Examples: textbooks essays/reviews encyclopedias

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