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A historian attempting to corroborate a source should: A. write a secondary source using information from a primary source. B. identify other sources that make similar conclusions. C. explain why the source
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A historian attempting to corroborate a source should:

A. write a secondary source using information from a primary source.

B. identify other sources that make similar conclusions.

C. explain why the source should not be trusted in the future.

D. determine whether the source was written recently

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Answer:

Compare the two different summaries that you wrote and then look for the same or similar information in both lists

Step-by-step explanation:

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BAnswer: B

Step-by-step explanation:

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