3. How can we evaluate Primary sources?

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We can evaluate primary sources by checking to see who created the item, what time period it was created in as well as looking for any footnotes or a sort of documentation to prove that the item truly is a primary source.

A good example of a primary source is Anne Frank’s diary because she personally wrote the diary during the holocaust while she was in hiding.

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