Question

Part A
You have been asked to write a research paper on the Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi, who lived from
1869 to 1948. Start by examining your sources.
Identify each source as a primary source or a secondary source. Drag each label to the correct category.
primary source
secondary source

Answer 1

Answer:

primary source:

1. “a letter from mahatma gandhi to his cousin- 1915”

2. “autobiography: the story of my experiments...- 1948”

3. “gandhi urges calm should be seized- 1922”.

and the rest are secondary

Explanation:

the question states Gandhi lived from 1869 to 1948. each answer has a year after it so really the only answers that make sense are the ones that were recorded while he was still alive so that he could confirm them.

Answer 2

The primary source of information for historical purposes is most commonly defined as witness testimony of events / historical periods. These accounts were created or created at that time, not 20/20 after the fact.

Secondary material was then written by someone who was not involved in the original event.

Scholars generally use primary sources for their research when writing secondary sources and interpretations of historical events. For primary source information on a topic, it makes sense to search for a secondary source reference.

How can I identify the primary and secondary sources?

You can access your research topics directly from your primary source. Secondary sources provide user information and comments from other researchers. Examples include journal articles, reviews, and academic books. Secondary material describes, interprets, or synthesizes primary material.

What are primary and secondary sources?

The primary source is the closest source. They contain raw information and need to be interpreted by the researcher. Secondary sources are closely related to primary sources and are often interpreted.

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