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This lesson covers essential academic vocabulary related to history. Learn about the concept of a "region," defined as an area with common features. Discover the role of a "historian," an expert in history, and explore "oral history," which refers to stories passed down orally through generations. Understand the significance of "boundaries," defining edges of regions, and differentiate between "primary sources," which provide firsthand accounts, and "secondary sources," which relay information from others who did not witness an event. Visual representations accompany each term for better comprehension.
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1. region- an area that has one or more features in common • Draw picture to represent region • 2. historian- an expert in history • Draw picture to represent historian • 3. oral history- stories of events passed down by word of mouth through generations • Draw picture to represent oral history
4. boundary- edge of a region • Draw picture to represent boundary • 5. primary source- firsthand information about an event, a place, or time period • Draw a picture to represent primary source • 6. secondary source- information from someone who did not witness an event • Draw a picture to represent secondary source