What is one difference between primary and secondary sources? A. Secondary sources usually reflect signs of bias; primary sources do not. B. Secondary sources are usually written documents; primary sources are not. C. Primary sources are usually eyewitness accounts; secondary sources are not. D. Primary sources usually include historical interpretation; secondary sources do not

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What is one difference between primary and secondary sources? A. Secondary sources usually reflect signs of bias; primary sources do not. B. Secondary sources are usually written documents; primary sources are not. C. Primary sources are usually eyewitness accounts; secondary sources are not. D. Primary sources usually include historical interpretation; secondary sources do not

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Wendy Estes · Answer 1

A. Secondary sources usually reflect signs of bias; primary sources do not.

Melanie Livingston · Answer 2

A. Secondary sources usually reflect signs of bias; primary sources do not. B. Secondary sources are usually written documents; primary sources are not.