Unlike a primary source, a secondary source can be:

a. written or created by a person suspected of having a bias.

b. written or created by a government organization.

c. written or created by an educated person or trained expert.

d. written or caused by someone who did not experience an event.

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5 February, 23:00

Unlike a primary source, a secondary source can be:

a. written or created by a person suspected of having a bias.

b. written or created by a government organization.

c. written or created by an educated person or trained expert.

d. written or caused by someone who did not experience an event.

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Quinn Francis · Answer 1

I'm pretty sure it is D. because a primary source is coming directly from someone who experienced it but a secondary source is just someone else giving the story of someone else

Unlike a primary source, a secondary source can be:a. written or created by a person suspected of having a bias.b. written or created by a government organization.c. written or created by an educated person or trained expert.d. written or caused by someone who did not experience an event.

Unlike a primary source, a secondary source can be:

a. written or created by a person suspected of having a bias.

b. written or created by a government organization.

c. written or created by an educated person or trained expert.

d. written or caused by someone who did not experience an event.