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Reviewing Primary and Secondary Sources Now you will look at primary and secondary sources and refine your r.
Question 1
Scan the information in the primary source Minnesota in 1870 C and then answer the questions that follow.

Part A
Who did the author write this document for?

Part B
What was the purpose of this document?

Part C
List three quotations that support the purpose of this document.

Part D
List one fact from this document.

Part E
List one opinion from this document

Part F
Does this document contain a biased point of view? If so can you tell?

Question 2
Now you will do some research with secondary sources to find out about immigration before 1880 in your region of the country or one you are interested in. Use a search engine to find credible secondary sources. Than, answer the questions that follow.

Question 2 part A
what groups of people moved in to the region where you live or are interested in from 1800 to 1880?

Question 2 part B
Why did those groups move to the region where you live or are interested in

Question 2 part C
In two sentences, summarize the main points in the information you found!

Question 2 part D
List one fact from sources you found about the topic.

Question 2 part E
List one opinion from the sources you found about the topic.

Question 2 part F
Does the source contain a biased point of view? How can you tell?

Question 2 part G
What sources did you use?

Question 2 part H
What makes this source credible?

Question 2 part I
What are the author’s qualifications to write the information?

Question 2 part J
How does the author present information— is it in a sequence of events, by explaining cause and effect, or by comparing people, events, or reasons?

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