Question
Which of the following are considered secondary sources? Select all that apply.(5 points)
Responses
a World History textbook
a World History textbook
a photograph of the Industrial Revolution
a photograph of the Industrial Revolution
a scholarly article written in the 1950s about the American Revolution
a scholarly article written in the 1950s about the American Revolution
a video of a Holocaust survivor testimony
a video of a Holocaust survivor testimony
a Wikipedia entry
a Wikipedia entry
the Diary of Anne Frank
the Diary of Anne Frank
a book on the French Revolution
a book on the French Revolution
a newspaper article
Responses
a World History textbook
a World History textbook
a photograph of the Industrial Revolution
a photograph of the Industrial Revolution
a scholarly article written in the 1950s about the American Revolution
a scholarly article written in the 1950s about the American Revolution
a video of a Holocaust survivor testimony
a video of a Holocaust survivor testimony
a Wikipedia entry
a Wikipedia entry
the Diary of Anne Frank
the Diary of Anne Frank
a book on the French Revolution
a book on the French Revolution
a newspaper article
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Secondary sources interpret, analyze, or summarize primary sources. Based on this definition, the following responses can be considered secondary sources:
1. **a World History textbook**
2. **a scholarly article written in the 1950s about the American Revolution**
3. **a Wikipedia entry**
4. **a book on the French Revolution**
5. **a newspaper article** (if it provides analysis or commentary rather than just reporting events)
The following would not be considered secondary sources:
- **a photograph of the Industrial Revolution** (primary source)
- **a video of a Holocaust survivor testimony** (primary source)
- **the Diary of Anne Frank** (primary source)
So, the secondary sources from your list are:
- a World History textbook
- a scholarly article written in the 1950s about the American Revolution
- a Wikipedia entry
- a book on the French Revolution
- a newspaper article (if it interprets or summarizes rather than just reports)
1. **a World History textbook**
2. **a scholarly article written in the 1950s about the American Revolution**
3. **a Wikipedia entry**
4. **a book on the French Revolution**
5. **a newspaper article** (if it provides analysis or commentary rather than just reporting events)
The following would not be considered secondary sources:
- **a photograph of the Industrial Revolution** (primary source)
- **a video of a Holocaust survivor testimony** (primary source)
- **the Diary of Anne Frank** (primary source)
So, the secondary sources from your list are:
- a World History textbook
- a scholarly article written in the 1950s about the American Revolution
- a Wikipedia entry
- a book on the French Revolution
- a newspaper article (if it interprets or summarizes rather than just reports)