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Identifying Primary and Secondary Sources: The American Revolution

Historians use many types of sources to study past events, including both primary and secondary sources. Help learners review and understand the difference between these types of sources with this social studies worksheet! Geared toward third- through fifth-grade students, this one-page worksheet invites young historians to examine a variety of sources related to the American Revolution and categorize them as either primary or secondary. Recognizing the difference between primary and secondary sources is an essential information literacy skill, and an important first step in understanding point of view, bias, and credibility. For more examples of primary and secondary sources check out the Identifying Primary and Secondary Sources worksheet for middle schoolers!

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