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01-05-2018
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Which TWO sources are secondary sources?

A.a personal letter
B.an encyclopedia article
C.a personal interview
D.a magazine article
E.a diary entry

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jiujitsugirl jiujitsugirl

01-05-2018

B. An encyclopedia article and D. A magazine article.
A secondary source is usaully something written like an article or story.
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reoggep823zk reoggep823zk

01-05-2018

b and e are both secondary sources

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