Question

multiple - choice question
why do some primary sources tell different versions of an event?
secondary sources have changed the messages the original creators meant to tell
there are multiple perspectives and bias usually exists with primary sources
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Explanation:

Primary sources are created by individuals who witnessed or participated in an event. Different people have different perspectives, and bias can influence how they record or remember an event. Secondary sources are not relevant to why primary - sources themselves vary.

Answer:

There are multiple perspectives and bias usually exists with primary sources