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9 February, 22:03

Which item is an example of a primary source? A. An academic paper analyzing John F. Kennedy's presidency B. A transcript of a presidential speech C. A textbook about American foreign policy D. A newspaper article reflecting on the anniversary of the end of the Cold War

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