When writing or talking about primary or secondary sources it's hard to tell if there similar or dif
ferent from each other. Primary sources give more evidence that is real while secondary sources. Secondary sources are when you compare them to real-life examples. When starting out with a primary source you're looking more at many components like who is the author, and what their place in society. Secondary sources don't have that process, they give you evidence from magazines, books, dramas, and many more. When I read a primary source, it usually has an argument to stand out to readers. Primary sources refer to the raw, uninterpreted materials created or produced during the time being studied. These sources provide firsthand information, often created by individuals who directly experienced or witnessed the events or phenomena under investigation. Examples of primary sources include diaries, letters, speeches, interviews, photographs, official documents, and archival material. Primary sources are valued for their authenticity, immediacy, and ability to offer an unfiltered perspective. Primary sources refer to the raw, uninterpreted materials created or produced during the time being studied. These sources provide firsthand information, often created by individuals who directly experienced or witnessed the events or phenomena under investigation. Examples of primary sources include diaries, letters, speeches, interviews, photographs, official documents, and archival material. Primary sources are valued for their authenticity, immediacy, and ability to offer an unfiltered perspective.
History has impacted society as we know it for a very long time. There are many events in history that have changed are lives in some way shape or form. We have to study history because we can learn what has happened in the past and so we don't make the same mistakes as before. We cannot control how history goes on; it happens randomly. If we didn't learn about history, then our world would not be the same as today.
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