Hannah plans to write an article for her university journal about the expansion of the Roman Empire. She wants to use the Internet for part of this research, but she also wants to use books from the library. She finds a Web site called "Secrets of the Ancients" that explains the Romans sent an explorer to North America in the 1st century B. C. Later, she finds a book titled Roman Trade Excursions by Dr. Rex Tyson that claims the Romans sent a trade mission to visit the emperor of China in the 2nd century A. D.

In order to decide which is the more credible source of the two, Hannah can

take a trip to a group of Roman ruins and hunt for clues to discover the more credible source.

buy and read a book from a bookstore that discusses the secret mysteries of Ancient Rome.

study information from texts on ancient China and N. America to discern which source is credible.

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31 March, 22:44

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Daphne Petersen · Answer 1

The answer would be B, I believe. If the book states actual facts, then she can compare the facts from the two sources.