The correct answer is Primary source
Explanation:
Sources including written documents, photographs, records and any type of material with information are usually classified as primary or secondary. A source is considered as primary when it is a first-hand account of the event being studied which means a primary source is a source written by someone who experienced or witnessed the events he or she described in the source and therefore the source directly record these events. On the other hand, a source is a secondary source when it uses primary sources and summarize them or analyze them, which means the author did not witness or experience the event but uses the information of record by others to create a new document.
Considering the previous ideas, in the case of a historian who found a diary that belongs to an Indian princess this source can be classified as a primary source because the author of it (the Indian princess) directly recorded events that she witnessed (information about the women of her dynasty) and therefore this document works a first-hand account of events or primary sources. Thus, the princess's diary is a primary source.
That is because the vast majority of Native Americans died in the period. This was mostly due to diseases that the Europeans brought with them and against which they didn't have the immunity. Many also died in wars and in reservations, but mostly due to diseases. The Europeans flourished and developed successful colonies, which led to the modern times.
Answer:
The Japanese were never again on the offensive during WWII in the Pacific.
Explanation:
The Japanese got really screwed at Midway. Their pilots were tired from constant fighting since the early morning, and they only managed to sink one carrier and one destroyer (they lost four carriers for reference, including 1 heavy cruiser). Their causalities also exceeded the Americans, with a whopping 3,000 killed. Midway set the Japanese dominance of the pacific back, and America proved to be the bigger authority there.
On<span> November 10, 1958, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev delivered a speech This ultimatum sparked a three year </span>crisis<span> over the future of the city of </span>Berlin <span>that culminated in </span>1961<span> with the building of the </span>Berlin Wall<span>.</span>
The United States opposed Italy's dictatorship and Germany's dictatorship
