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Its important not to!! You need to get info from multiple sources for any validity in your research.
Thinking about how the source material applies to your question
Primary polluters are air pollutants that come directly from a source. A volcanic eruption is an example of a primary pollutant.
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Somebody from the past, like a diary entry from Julius Caesar. But also, a primary source can be written recently, for example, a Journal Article, Newspaper Article, Birth Certificate, Death Certificate. The thing to remember about the difference between a Primary Source and a Secondary Source is: Has it been cited or quoted or is this the original information? If I find an article written by Person A that quotes Person B who quotes Julius Caesar, that is NOT a primary source. The original words Person A used in his/her article--minus quoted material--is a Primary Source.
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Analysing the source whether it be primary or secondary
Secondary = finding existing info Primary = creating, researching this new info
A primary source is a source that has direct knowledge of the idea. it can be from the person who saw it or the person who did the original research. Primary source is in contrast to secondary source - a source that is quoting or gathering information from primary sources. the terms primary and secondary are relative terms.For example, a research based on other peoples words, can be a secondary source. however, compared to Wikipedia, it would be a primary source.
An interview is a primary source of research, according to business.
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Yes. Primary sources are first-hand evidence supporting a topic. Therefore, a map that directly shows evidence towards what you are stating or researching would be considered a primary source. Good luck!
When researching American independence or almost any founding-period subject, the Declaration of Independence is indeed a primary source. The difference between primary sources and secondary sources hinges on this simple distinction: a primary source is (or was) "there", while a secondary source is (or was) not "there" but instead talks "about" it.
Historians and researchers primarily base their research on primary sources such as original documents, artifacts, and data that provide firsthand accounts or direct evidence of past events. They also rely on secondary sources including scholarly books, articles, and analyses that interpret and discuss primary sources to develop a deeper understanding of historical events. Comparing and contrasting various sources helps to ensure accuracy and reliability in their research.
No, a primary source is an original document or an actual witness.