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primary source
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a type of document, recording or another type of information that was created at the time being studied; original; owner; 1st hand information
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secondary source
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material, other than an original source, usually used to prepare a written work about a particular period of time; not original; 2nd hand information
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index
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a list of words used at the end of a book telling where material is located within the book
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glossary
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an alphabetical list of words at the end of a book giving definitions for the listed words found within the book
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responsibility
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the act of being accountable and answerable
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research
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information that is collected about a topic that is then studied
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guide words
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words that appear at the top of each page of a dictionary that tell you the first and last words on that page
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CD Rom
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a compact disc that you read with the aid of a computer
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reference sources
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books and other sources that contain facts about many different subjects
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dictionary
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gives meanings of words
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encyclopedia
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set of books that have information on almost anything you are researching...lots of information about a specific topic
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primary
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1st; main
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secondary
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2nd; not 1st; not primary; 2nd-hand; not original
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atlas
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a book of maps
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print sources
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books and newspapers
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electronic sources
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computer and internet
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newspaper
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information on issues and what is currently going on in a location
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multimedia sources
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film, video, music, TV, text, sound, print, type--different sources of information and the way it is presented
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fact
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things that are true
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opinion
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a personal judgment
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archaeologist
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people who study how humans lived in the past
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historians
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people who study letters, diaries, and other evidence of past events and people--use primary sources
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honesty
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being truthful
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plagiarism
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copying or using someone else's work and calling it your own
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line graph
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shows information using dots and lines plotted; information that is changing over a period of time
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bar graph
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shows information with the use of bars
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pictograph
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shows information using pictures
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table of contents
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lists the parts of chapters of the book and the page where each one starts; front of a book
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