2. * the retelling of things that happened in the past

3. * Artifacts * Art * Architecture * Writings

4. * a human made object such as weapons or tools

5. * item written by a person who witnessed or participated in an event

6. * Item written by someone who was told about the event by another person

7. Identify the writings described in the following slides as either Primary or Secondary. **these are similar examples as the ones presented on tomorrow’s test.

8. * A friend giving a report about the Industrial Revolution’s changes to America

9. * A biography about the sixteenth President, Abe Lincoln.

10. * A college professor describing how the pilgrims lived.

11. * A blog written by an employee describing what it is like working at Apple.

12. * Rosa Parks describing her role in the Montgomery Alabama bus boycotts.

13. * A textbook describing WWII

14. * A letter from John Smith about his meeting with the Powhatan Indians.

15. * The movie Titanic

16. * The History Channel explaining how life was for a slave.

17. * An autobiography about Bill Gates.

18. * A Native American writing about how his ancestors used to use all parts of the animals they hunted.

19. * A reporter describing his time in Iraq.

20. * A movie showing the life of George Washington.

21. * A radio recording of Walt Disney talking about Disney World.

22. * The Bill of Rights

23. * A friend telling you about their trip to the Grand Canyon.

24. * A journal created by Sequoyah about how he created the Cherokee Alphabet.

25. * Be able to label the continents and oceans correctly on a world map. * Be able to label the Equator and Prime Meridian on a world map. * Be able to draw what latitude and longitude lines look like. * Be able to label the Cardinal Directions on a map. * ***See next slide

26. North America South America Europe Asia Africa Australia Antarctica Pacific Atlantic Indian Arctic N E W S Equator Prime Meridian