April 30th Double Block World View Page 60-62 & Term Project Presentations

Text: Homework Check

1. Pg 56-59 ALL VOCAB & 

2. Review: Q: What are the 3 courts and what are they in charge of? 

Student Task: Complete Questions 1, 2 and 3 on Page 59.

Next Up - Class Review - World View Page 60-62 text

Review & complete all vocab.

Complete Q - 1, 2 and 3 on Page 62. 

📜 Primary Source

A primary source is a piece of information that comes directly from the time or person involved in the event.
It’s like getting the story straight from the source.

Examples:

• A diary entry from someone who lived through the event

• A photograph taken during that time

• A speech, letter, or official document from the past

• Artifacts like tools, clothing, or buildings

🧠 Think: “Was this created by someone who was there?”

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📚 Secondary Source

A secondary source is created after the event by someone who wasn’t there, using primary sources and other information to explain or analyze what happened.

Examples:

• Textbooks

• Biographies

• Documentaries

• History websites or essays

🧠 Think: “Is this person talking about what happened, not actually part of it?”

2nd Half - Presentations - 

First Group. -Ervic, Danica, Jacob

If Time - Scenes of courts - Mind Maps - What is each court in charge of?