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Primary sources are ones that were there during the time. The examples of these from the Industrial Revolution would include journals, newspapers, and even employment papers of that time.
Her report to the Massachusetts Legislature in 1848 is a good one!
Some sources for of measuring time in the past were sundials, and hourglasses
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diaries,photos,videos,paintings,and letters
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What are some good reliable primary resources can you find on Jean Paul Marat
Newspapers encyclopedias, dictionaries and textbooks are all examples of secondary sources .Another answerA secondary source can be explained most coherently by starting with the definition of a primary source:A primary source is written or created by a person. For example, Thomas Paine was the author of COMMON SENSE just as James Madison was one of the authors of THE FEDERALIST PAPERS.Those are primary sources.Any commentary, reference to, biography of the author which quotes or other wise uses these primary sources is a secondary source.Think of the primary source being a straight-on view, while a secondary source relates to the primary source obliquely.
Secondary sources are better because your not learning the truth you have some story behind it and possible reasons that came to be.
Secondary sources are better because your not learning the truth you have some story behind it and possible reasons that came to be.
Primary sources are accounts or descriptions based on a first hand, one sided experience. A secondary source is created by some-one (normally a historian) who has gathered up primary sources and sometimes some other secondary sources, then written what they perceive as a more reliable, detached account.
Primary sources are usually accurate considering they were written by someone at who witnessed a historical event personally, however some may be inaccurate due to human error.
Primary sources are ones that were there during the time. The examples of these from the Industrial Revolution would include journals, newspapers, and even employment papers of that time.