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    GEC 2- Readings in Philippine History

    Task 2

    I.
    Primary- not made or coming from
    Firsthand-coming directly from the
    something else; original.
    original sources.
     It is personally written or
     a direct personal observation or
    narrated by a person.
    experience by someone.

    Secondary- coming from or


    created using an original source.
     Provides a second-hand
    information.

    Source- a person, publication, or Secondhand- not original, taken


    objectthat gives information. from someone or something else.
     It is the reference or the root or  Not new, having been used in
    origin of something. the past by someone else.

    II.

    MEMOIRS

    AUTOBIO- GOVERNMET
    REPORTS
    GRAPHIES

    PRIMARY
    SOURCES

    PHOTOGRAPS
    SPEECHES

    PERSONAL
    NARRATIVES

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