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    Greek Primary Sources

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    It is important to note that primary and secondary sources have differing levels of reliability. Primary sources originate from the times of the ancient Greek people, whilst secondary sources have emerged in more modern times. Primary sources show variation in myths, which is due to several factors; myths were never written down and were only orally presented thus pieces may be left out or altered when they weren’t remembered, also the variation is in part due to the fact that people who told the

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    Anthony Gonzalez His 127-95 02/26/2017 Primary Source Analysis Essay For most of human existence religion has been a key ideology that has this sort of power to bring individuals together and give them a sense of belonging. But during our same Human history it has shown us that we will go through great lengths to prove that we are right about about our beliefs against others beliefs and will be willing to do anything to prove it. The crusades was a hateful and terrible part of

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    Primary Sources Essay

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    What are Primary Sources? A primary source is the original copy of the document or record that was created by someone, which allows them to understand or experience what may or could have happened during the event that occurred. For example, if an earthquake occurred in a local area and you or a group of people witnessed it, this is classed as primary source as you experienced what happened there at the time and remember seeing what happened and all the carnage that the earthquake caused. There

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    Primary Source Analysis

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    Primary Source Analysis In order to determine the validity of a source, to prove it is a primary source and not a secondary source, one must look at several things. There are many aspects about it that show its validity. These include; when the event the source is talking about took place compared to when the author wrote the piece and when they were alive, whether or not it was an eye-witness account, and the reason the author wrote about it. Also in the evaluation process of the source

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    Browning Primary Sources

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    ones who write the strongest arguments. To make strong arguments, it's very important to use strong sources. Sources are either primary or secondary. The primary sources are the original ones, which date back to the events of that time period. Secondary sources are the arguments of other historians or anything that talks about primary sources. Choosing the best sources means understanding what the source is saying and using accurate information to make your own argument. When historians feel that the

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    The primary source is an article from a weekly news magazine publication called TIME. The article appeared in the September 25, 1939 edition of TIME under the coverage of the Polish Theatre. The article, titled Blitzkrieger, covered the recent events of the ongoing German invasion of Poland with a specific focus on the German commander in charge of the operation: Generaloberst Walther von Brauchitsch. Frustratingly, I have yet to find the author/journalist for this article due to TIME’s requirement

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    History Primary Sources

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    When writing a paper is it essential to have primary sources and allow them to lead the paper. A great primary source is Oral History, but two issues with using oral history is first collecting accurate history and then interpreting the history. Oral history is when someone records the stories told by another person about something that they witnessed. “Oral history that reveals a narrator’s strong feelings and emotions will engender strong affective resonances in listeners and thus be retained

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    The Value of Primary Documents as Historical Sources Where does historical information come from and how do we decide on its validity and authenticity? From the days of oral records through to the current glut of information, history has never written itself – that has been the role of the historians of the time. All our information about past records and conditions is derived from evidence or sources, and the nature of these sources can often be highly contestable, particularly in relation to dominant

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    Primary Source Essay Assignment In my point of view, history portrays the past. While reading a American history book, people would only focus on the essential events that trigger their emotions; however, they should recognize the American history are dominated by three elements- race, class, and gender. In the rest of the assignment, I would use several primary sources documents to analyze how gender had made a big impact in the American history. It would signify the hardships that women endured

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    Primary Sources Duras, Marguerite. The War: A Memoir. Translated Barbara Bray. New York: The New Press, 1986. The war is a memoir based on the forgotten diary of French Novelist Marguerite Duras experiences as a married women in Paris and member of the resistance network headed by Francois Mitterland. This memoir covers Paris during the Nazi Occupation and the first few months after liberation. This memoir is deals with a women going through the hardship in the changing role of resistance

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