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What can we find out by looking at primary sources?

• _____________ are useful because they offer first person evidence about historical topics.

• Primary sources also allow for different ___________ of events and people.

• They let us make __________, • and are almost always _________and ___________.

KEY TERMS:Primary sourceInterpretationsInferencesReliableUseful

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Examples of primary sources

• How many can you think of?

Newspaper articlesMagazine articles

PoemsRadio broadcasts

Television programmesFilms

PhotographsBlog posts

Videos

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Why are primary sources sometimes useful?

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Why are primary sources sometimes less useful?

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Spot the primary source!

PRIMARYSECONDARY

Mateo is learning about how the First World War started. He uses a

school text book, published in 2008.

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PRIMARYSECONDARY

Anna wants to learn about trench conditions. She uses photographs taken at the time which have been

compiled in a book which was published in 2010.

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PRIMARYSECONDARY

Lauren is trying to find out about how people reacted to the Iraq war. She goes on Youtube and

watches a BBC news report from when war was declared.

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PRIMARYSECONDARY

Benjamin is researching the reasons why some Germans

supported Hitler and the Nazis. He reads a diary from the 1930s

which was published in the 1980s.

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PRIMARYSECONDARY

Polina wants to know how many unemployed people there were in Germany in 1933. She uses a table of unemployment figures that he found in a book written in 1987.

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PRIMARYSECONDARY

Alex wants to know how many unemployed people there were in Germany in 1933. He uses a table of unemployment figures that he found in a book written in 1987.

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PRIMARYSECONDARY

Celine wants to know who was to blame for starting the Second

World War, so he reads a British newspaper article from 1939.

CHALLENGE: WHY WOULD THIS BE UNRELIABLE?!

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Just a Minute

One student starts to speak about primary sources.

At the first repetition, pause

or mistake another takes over - and so on until the minute is up.

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One of you will be chosen at random to

explain primary sources to the rest of

the class!

WHAT IS A PRIMARY SOURCE?GIVE SOME EXAMPLES.WHY ARE PRIMARY SOURCES USEFUL?WHY ARE THEY SOMETIMES UNRELIABLE?

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TOP 3Primary sources are useful because…

1) They are interesting to read2) They usually give a good indication of what really happened3) They use old-fashioned language4) You get to understand how people at the time felt5) They are important evidence so we don’t forget what happened 3