Answer: Secondary source
Explanation:
Secondary source could be defined as a source which still gains it's knowledge from the primary source. The secondary source has no first hand witness in the event but only narrates what they are being told or studied. The information from the museum tour guide who shows you around the exhibit and shares facts with you is a secondary guide based on they didn't witness the information first hand but were told or studied
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Both nepal and swizerland are mountainous and landlocked countries. Swizerland is highly developed and rich, but Nepal is not so developed because people are more educated in Swizerland then of Nepal. In Nepal, many people works after passing school but in Swizerland you must have to learn 12 years in universities to get a job. In Swizerland there is a provision of less import and more export but in Nepal more goods are import from other countries. Transportation facility is good in Swizerland then of Nepal. Swizerland is utilizing natural resources available but Nepal is not utilizing national resources available. Political stabilty can be seen in swizerland but in nepal polical instability can be seen.
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Answer:
Yes.
Explanation:
Yes, education attached to a particular religion now because the religion is the main subject in the curriculum of most of the countries. At first, religion is far away from education, the people learn only religious education or scientific education at a time but now religious education is combined with the scientific education in order to teach children both religion as well as scientific education.
