How to Analyze Primary Sources and Secondary Sources

Have you ever wanted to learn how to read and analyze historical documents or sources? This video will walk you step by step through the process of understanding how to examine primary and secondary sources. You'll be thinking like a historian in no time!

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Gaiety in the Golden Age - Aaron Kenny
English Country Garden - Aaron Kenny
Christmas Village - Aaron Kenny

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The Artventurous Life via Teachers Pay Teachers

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[Amai.roses]

I SOOO needed this for my history class Thank you!!!

[jwiegs]

This absolutely tortured my students. Thanks.😊😊

[hisforhistory]

Great video. An important topic that you have explained perfectly.

[lachlanharvey]

You lost me as soon as you mentioned 'bias'. I HATE the word bias. Every source is biased. Students need to understand perspective, not bias.

[ajithramchuran]

I have in my possession a book from the midwives board with regards to children being born during that era. 1900s. I would like to know the value of this book.