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20 November, 23:05

A historian studying the Roman Empire reads a letter written by a Roman soldier stationed in Great Britain in 70 CE. Which of the following best describes the letter? A. Biased source B. Primary source C. Secondary source D. Historiographical source

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  1. 21 November, 02:09
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    The answer is B, Primary Source.

    Why? A letter written in the past is an actual historical artifact and is a personal account of something the person experienced. A account of something a person actually experienced is a primary source about whatever events are described.

    A biased source would be an account that is from a source that has an incentive to distort history.

    A secondary source would be a work that describes or analyzes a primary source. For example, an account written about the letter by me or you would be a secondary source.

    A Historigraphical source is a history text that is informed by both primary source and secondary sources.
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