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Analyzing Colonial Women's Lives: Primary vs. Secondary Sources
Analyzing Colonial Women's Lives: Primary vs
. Secondary Sources
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Course
HISTORY 301
Subject
Communications
Date
Dec 12, 2024
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Historians’ Tools Template
For this assignment, you will examine two different sources. Each source addresses the daily lives
of women in colonial America. For each source, you must determine the following:
●
Is it a primary or secondary source? Explain why.
●
Is it a reliable source? Explain why.
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What is the main idea of the source?
For each response, you must provide an explanation for your reasoning. Your responses should be
written in complete sentences.
Source A:
Mary Cooper’s Diary
Source B:
Women’s Roles Article
Is it a primary
or secondary
source?
Explain why.
Primary, because it came from the
diary written by Mary as she lived.
Secondary, because it was written
about colonial women by someone
else.
Is it a reliable
source?
Explain why.
Yes, because she lived it.
Yes, because the author is a phd
historian and one of the sources is a
government website.
What is the
main idea of
the source?
She hates living where she's living.
Colonial women had an important
part in the household and businesses
in colonial America.
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