["Primary Source: newspaper article from World War II", "Primary Source: George Washington's diary", "Primary Source: biography about Thomas Edison", "Primary Source: magazine article on the causes of the Revolutionary War", "Primary Source: original map that Lewis and Clark made of their expedition", "Primary Source: autobiography by Pocahontas", "Primary Source: monument of Abraham Lincoln", "Primary Source: blueprints of the Titanic", "Primary Source: video of a reenactment of the Battle of Gettysburg", "Primary Source: encyclopedia entry about why settlers chose Jamestown", "Primary Source: textbook on United States history", "Primary Source: website on the regions of the United States", "Primary Source: letter written by an immigrant traveling to Ellis Island", "Primary Source: Patrick Henry's \"Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death\" speech", "Primary Source: music by George Washington"]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of practice primary secondary sources worksheet.
