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    This document provides guidance for students on how to analyze primary sources related to early contact between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and Europeans in Australia. It lists questions students should consider about the source, including what type of source it is, who created it, when and where it was created, why it was created, whether it provides facts or opinions, and how accurately it depicts historical events. The goal is for students to thoughtfully examine primary sources and consider multiple perspectives.

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    Australian Curriculum History Year 4 Sample Assessment | Assessment resource

    First contacts: A First Fleet story


    © The State of Queensland (Queensland Studies Authority) and its licensors 2013. All web links correct at time of publication.
    Questioning sources

     What is the source? Is it a photo?  Who wrote the letter, took the photo or
    painted the painting?
     If so, is it in black and white or colour?
     Can you be sure it was really that
     Is it a letter? If so, is it typed, or
    person who made it?
    handwritten?
     What event does it show or describe?

     When was the source created?  Can you tell where the source was
    created?
     How can you tell its age?

     Why was the source created?  How accurate is the information from
     Does it tell a story? the source?

     Is it giving facts or opinions?  How did events happen?

     Does the source tell you why it was  How can you tell if something has
    created? changed or stayed the same?

     Can you work out why it was created?

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