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Define a primary source and give one example.
Think about types of documents created during historical events.
What is the importance of formulating a research question?
What happens if you have a vague question?
What is the main purpose of a research question in historical investigations?
Consider what a clear question achieves in research.
True or False: Secondary sources are the original documents created during the time being studied.
Remember the definitions we discussed.
You are tasked with investigating the impact of World War II on global politics. Formulate a clear research question, identify three primary sources, and provide a brief rationale for your selections.
Consider what specific angles or impacts you wish to explore in your question.
Evaluate the reliability of a secondary source discussing the causes of the Cold War. What factors need to be considered to make your assessment?
Look at who wrote it and why they might have written it.
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