Question

drag each label to the correct location on the image.
examine the sources. identify which sources are examples of primary sources and which sources are examples of secondary sources.
journals and letters from a time period textbooks about a subject data from an experiment
review articles and critiques documentaries about an event or time period
videos and photographs of an event

Explanation:

To determine primary (P) and secondary (S) sources:

• Primary sources are original, firsthand accounts or data. So:
• journals and letters from a time period (direct, contemporary records),
• data from an experiment (original research data),
• videos and photographs of an event (direct documentation of the event).
• Secondary sources analyze, interpret, or summarize primary sources. So:
• textbooks about a subject (summarize knowledge),
• review articles and critiques (analyze other works),
• documentaries about an event or time period (interpret events).

Answer:

• Primary (P) Sources:
• journals and letters from a time period
• data from an experiment
• videos and photographs of an event
• Secondary (S) Sources:
• textbooks about a subject
• review articles and critiques
• documentaries about an event or time period