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Imagine you were reading journal written by a women during the time of the American Civil War. If you were to use this as historical evidence, why would it be important to know …

Imagine you were reading journal written by a women during the time of the American Civil War. If you were to use this as historical evidence, why would it be important to know …
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imagine you were reading journal written by a women during the time of the American Civil War. If you were to use this as historical evidence, why would it be important to know which side the writer supported in the conflict

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When consulting a journal entry like this, it is important to know which side the writer supported in the conflict because this can help determine any potential "bias" the writer may have had, which makes the source more usable and "in context".
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