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A well-researched article about a historical topic might be published in ______.
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An example of a secondary source is ______.
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A well-researched article about a historical topic might be published in ______. a scholarly journal
An example of a secondary source is ______. an encyclopedia
An example of a primary source is a ______. diary entry
A secondary source is a firsthand piece of evidence written by someone who was present during the event. FALSE.
A historian uses information from primary sources to draw conclusions. TRUE.
A secondary source is a good place to find new evidence about a historical topic. FALSE.
When you make an inference, you ______. use trustworthy sources to make a judgment about an event.
An example of a narrow field of study is _____. growing coffee in Peru.
A primary source is more likely to be written from a biased point of view than a secondary source. TRUE.
The reason that historians may interpret the same event differently is because some historians are more experienced than others. FALSE
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