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1. When analyzing a written primary source, you should:

A. Analyze what the author is saying sentence-by-sentence or line-by-line.
B. Look up any terms you don't know or don't understand.
C. Consider historical context (what was happening in history when the event occurred?).
D. All of the above.



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When analyzing a written primary source, consider analyzing sentence by sentence, looking up unfamiliar terms, and considering historical context.


Explanation:

When analyzing a written primary source, you should:

  • Analyze what the author is saying sentence-by-sentence or line-by-line
  • Look up any terms you don't know or don't understand
  • Consider historical context (what was happening in history when the event occurred?)

It is important to consider all of the above points when analyzing a written primary source, as they help in understanding the author's perspective and the context in which the source was created.


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