Answer:
Firsthand accounts are descriptions of a certain event by a person who was there and experienced the event, secondhand events are when the person telling or describing the story didn't live though or experience the event.
Hope this helps.
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
ii took it but i dont know if ii got it right its the only one that makes since if not that it definitley D
Answer:
idk if this is right but oh well
1. fact
2.fact and opinion
3. opinion
Explanation:
1. Bessie Smith <em>did </em>in fact die in a car accident in 1937
2. probably no one has heard a better version, but maybe there is a person who has
3. plenty of children read comic strips, but they are not specifically targeted towards children, adults can read them as well, but my point is that mostly children read them
