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4 th Grade. Primary Source Historical documents, written accounts by firsthand witnesses or objects that have survived from the past Examples: -diaries-maps.

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1 4 th Grade

2 Primary Source Historical documents, written accounts by firsthand witnesses or objects that have survived from the past Examples: -diaries-maps -letters-government documents -artifacts-articles of clothing -photographs-coins/stamps -paintings(if it was painted during that time)

3 Secondary Source Accounts of past events created by people some time AFTER those events happened Examples: -encyclopedias -textbooks -paintings (if it was painted AFTER the event)

4 Human characteristics Language, religion, housing

5 region An area with common features that set it apart from others

6 Physical characteristics Landforms, climate, water, vegetation, and animals

7 Climate Climate: the weather of an area over a number of years (includes temperature, precipitation, wind, and water currents)

8 Natural Resources Things that help support life

9 Adapt To change to fit new conditions

10 Modify Change something slightly

11 government An authority that works for the people

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