A student is writing an informative essay about the Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA). How would FEMA’s website di
ffer from an outside source? The FEMA website would be more likely to have accurate information than an outside source. The FEMA website would be more likely to include secondhand information than an outside source. The FEMA website would be more likely to have information that would need to be verified than an outside source. The FEMA website would be more likely to report negative information about the agency than an outside source.
The FEMA website would be more likely to have accurate information than an outside source.
The FEMA website, being a government source, would report their data and information and accurately as possible.
Outside sources regarding FEMA would contain bias, personal experience, and potentially slanted data. FEMA could have misrepresented data but they answer to the government and the people of the country, whereas outside sources answer to an organization or business. Outside sources would need to be corroborated to verify the information. Though all sources should be verified and corroborated, typically government sources are most accurate.
The name the colonists gave to a British soldier because of the color of his uniform was "Red Coat," since, as you can probably imagine, their uniforms were red.
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card must be obtained first before being deemed legible to pass an application
for naturalization. A green card holder has been granted permanent residence in
the United States and they are permitted by law to live and work in the
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