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Building Geography Skills Day 8

Visual Literacy Look at the following picture. Write as much as you can about what you see.

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Documents that were recorded by people who were at an event and saw it or lived at that time are called primary sources.

Some examples of primary sources are: diaries photographs letters journals

Descriptions of an event written by people who researched the event are called secondary sources.

People use primary sources when creating secondary sources.

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Read pgs. H16-H17 and answer the questions on your outline. Exit Activity Read pgs. H16-H17 and answer the questions on your outline.