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Secondary sources would be valuable to a historian in order to provide
the sights and sounds of an event.
insights into the thoughts and feelings of participants in an event.
a more thorough analysis of the impact on history of an event.
an evaluation of opinions of people at an event.
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Secondary sources are valuable for:
- a more thorough analysis of the impact on history of an event.
- an evaluation of opinions of people at an event.
They do not usually provide the direct sights and sounds of an event or first‑hand access to participants’ thoughts and feelings — those come from primary sources (diaries, letters, photos, recordings, eyewitness accounts).
- a more thorough analysis of the impact on history of an event.
- an evaluation of opinions of people at an event.
They do not usually provide the direct sights and sounds of an event or first‑hand access to participants’ thoughts and feelings — those come from primary sources (diaries, letters, photos, recordings, eyewitness accounts).
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