Which statement best describes these paintings?

A. Siege of Yorktown is a primary source, but The Scene at the Signing of the Constitution is a secondary source.

B. The Scene at the Signing of the Constitution is a primary source, but Siege of Yorktown is a secondary source.

C. Both paintings are secondary sources.

D. Both paintings are primary sources.

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Alfred Blackburn

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18 March, 03:16

Which statement best describes these paintings?

A. Siege of Yorktown is a primary source, but The Scene at the Signing of the Constitution is a secondary source.

B. The Scene at the Signing of the Constitution is a primary source, but Siege of Yorktown is a secondary source.

C. Both paintings are secondary sources.

D. Both paintings are primary sources.

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Jaslyn Sexton · Answer 1

C

Explanation:

just did it D is wrong

Andres Castillo · Answer 2

D. Both paintings are primary sources.

Explanation:

They both show the exact time, place, and people the event happened. They aren't secondary tellings or illustrations.