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What is a primary source?
Think about documents created at the time of an event.
Give one example of a secondary source.
Consider resources that interpret events.
What defines a primary source?
Think about sources that are created at the time of the event.
True or False: Comparative studies show only the differences between civilizations.
Consider what we aim to learn from comparisons.
Develop a research proposal that evaluates the reliability of a specific primary source related to a historical event. Include what factors you'll consider.
Refer back to A.C.E. for guidance.
Create a visual representation (chart/diagram) comparing the political structures of three ancient civilizations.
Analyze key similarities and differences among the selected civilizations.
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