Archive contains a manuscript by a Chinese prince who was very interested in the dynasties that came before his own. He made it
his business to find out as much accurate information as he could from the historians in his kingdom. He wrote many descriptions of the kings that came before him. His book has proved to be a great source of historical information. Based on this description, what is the prince's work source.
The prince's assignment seems to be a secondary source of heritage mostly on a basis including its description provided in the previous section.
What was the secondary source?
Using a synthesis of primary sources, academic journal articles, and other secondary sources, secondary source books are written by scholars and present a fresh interpretation or thesis.
Sometimes you'll need to piece together information from numerous monographs, and other times you'll find a full book.
Secondary sources typically include a bibliography with resources for further research.
Due to the fact that even the Chinese prince wrote some documents many years after the events they purport to represent, they fall under the category of secondary sources and are thus not primary.
Useful techniques, including both primary and secondary sources of information, for learning about historical occurrences that take place in a single location.
The term Underground Railroad referred to the entire system, which consisted of many routes called lines. The free individuals who helped runaway slaves travel toward freedom were called conductors, and the fugitive slaves were referred to as cargo.
Berries, I’m pretty sure berries are not one of the middle east’s major crops. Wheat and cotton definitely are, and so is citrus I believe, so I’d say berries is your best bet.
