Primary and secondary sources are similar in a couple ways. They both are ways to get information. They both are good things to go to if you are wanting to learn about a certain subject. With similarities there is some differences. Primary sources are writings or things that came from the time when it was happening. Example: George Washington's Journal that he specifically wrote during the time that it was written. A secondary source is like a copy of a primary source. It is something that didn't happen at that time. Example: The American Flag we can buy. That is a copy of the original flag.
In 2002 the Department of
Homeland Security was created in the wake of 9/11 and the Twin Towers tragedy.
They were joined with the Justice Department and
some problems were evident in the beginning as two organizations were learning
to work together. Homeland Security also often came in to conflict with the FBI
as they tried to figure which crimes fall under whose jurisdiction.
In what way did the US Constitution differed from the Articles of Confederation? It created a national government having three branches.
The answer is A, protest against the government.
How is this a history question-