When analyzing any particular primary source, historians must consid.pdf
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Historians analyzing primary sources must consider the source's bias, historical context, and evidence that supports or refutes it. However, they do not need to consider the arguments presented by Wikipedia about the source. This highlights the importance of critical evaluation in historical analysis.
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When analyzing any particular primary source, historians must consid.pdf
- 1. When analyzing any particular primary source, historians must consider all of the following except: Select one: a. the perspectives not included in the source. b. the source creator's bias and what the creator had to gain or lose by creating the source. c. contrasting or corroborating evidence that will refute/support that source. d. the historical context of the time at which the source was created. e. the arguments presented by Wikipedia about that source. Solution