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How do historians synthesize evidence to draw conclusions? A. They use evidence only from secondary sources. B. They categorize primary and secondary sources. C. They determine how multiple sources differ.
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How do historians synthesize evidence to draw conclusions?

A. They use evidence only from secondary sources.
B. They categorize primary and secondary sources.
C. They determine how multiple sources differ.
D. They rely only on eyewitness accounts.

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C. I believe. I hope that helps.
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