Question

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drag each label to the correct location on the image.
examine the sources. identify which sources are examples of primary sources and which sources are examples of secondary sources.
videos and photographs of an event
journals and letters from a time period
review articles and critiques
data from an experiment
documentaries about an event or time period
textbooks about a subject

Explanation:

Primary sources are original materials from the time - period under study. Videos and photographs of an event, journals and letters from a time period, and data from an experiment are primary as they are firsthand accounts or raw data. Secondary sources interpret or analyze primary sources. Review articles and critiques, documentaries about an event or time period, and textbooks about a subject are secondary as they present analyzed or synthesized information.

Answer:

Primary Sources: videos and photographs of an event, journals and letters from a time period, data from an experiment
Secondary Sources: review articles and critiques, documentaries about an event or time period, textbooks about a subject