MODULE 1

3. – Research that uses words, opinions, and observations.
5. – The study of past events.
7. – Connects facts with reasons, often uses “because” or “as a result.”
10. – A personal view or belief that may use words like “best” or “worst.”
12. – A source created to give information or testimony (like a law or speech).
13. – An ideology linked with individual freedoms and social progress in the industrial era.
16. – Research that uses numbers, statistics, and measurements.
17. – Something that can be proven true with evidence.

1. – A type of source that gives first-hand information about an event.
2. – A strict way of carrying out research step by step.
4. – To carefully examine data or information for meaning.
5. – An educated guess or prediction in the scientific method.
6. – The measure of whether a source can be trusted.
8. – A way of learning about the world through observation and testing.
9. – A source not meant to inform, but still gives clues (like a photo or tool).
11. – A method of analyzing sources: Origin, Purpose, Value, Limitation.
14. – Relating to the period of big changes in factories, machines, and society.
15. – A source created after an event, often analyzing it.