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    Here are potential classifications of 6 sources that could be either primary or secondary depending on context and use: 1. Newspaper articles - Primary if reporting on a current event, secondary if analyzing past events. 2. Websites - Primary if serving as archival material, secondary if analyzing or interpreting archived content. 3. Oral histories - Primary if conducted with eyewitnesses, secondary if conducted with descendants. 4. Photographs - Primary if of an event being documented, secondary if used for historical analysis. 5. Court records - Primary if original documents, secondary if cited or referenced in later analysis. 6. Academic journals - Primary if publishing original research, secondary if reviewing or building upon past work

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    Here are potential classifications of 6 sources that could be either primary or secondary depending on context and use: 1. Newspaper articles - Primary if reporting on a current event, secondary if analyzing past events. 2. Websites - Primary if serving as archival material, secondary if analyzing or interpreting archived content. 3. Oral histories - Primary if conducted with eyewitnesses, secondary if conducted with descendants. 4. Photographs - Primary if of an event being documented, secondary if used for historical analysis. 5. Court records - Primary if original documents, secondary if cited or referenced in later analysis. 6. Academic journals - Primary if publishing original research, secondary if reviewing or building upon past work

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    Here are potential classifications of 6 sources that could be either primary or secondary depending on context and use: 1. Newspaper articles - Primary if reporting on a current event, secondary if analyzing past events. 2. Websites - Primary if serving as archival material, secondary if analyzing or interpreting archived content. 3. Oral histories - Primary if conducted with eyewitnesses, secondary if conducted with descendants. 4. Photographs - Primary if of an event being documented, secondary if used for historical analysis. 5. Court records - Primary if original documents, secondary if cited or referenced in later analysis. 6. Academic journals - Primary if publishing original research, secondary if reviewing or building upon past work

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    Name: Nina Rica D.

    Dagangon Course/Section: Bsed-Eng 1D

    Instructor: Ms. Clarissa Alban Subject: GEC 2

    I. What It really means?


     Primary – not made or coming from something else, original
    - primary sources it can be most evidence because it comes from someone who was right there at
    the said event.
     Firsthand – coming directly from the original source
    - Firsthand is the one who participated or experience and the one who write or record the said
    event.
     Source – a person, publication, or objects that gives information.
    - Source Is the origin, but source can classified into two the primary sources and secondary
    sources both of them has an origin sources.
    II. Web Diagram

    DIARES
    SCRAP - AUTOBIO -
    BOOKS GRAPHIES

    MANUSCRIPT Primary INTER -


    MATERIAL Source VIEWS

    NEWS - SPEECH -
    PAPERS PHOTO - ES
    GRAPHS
    III. PS or SS.

    PS 1. Memoirs

    PS 2. Annual reports of the governor general

    PS 3. Philippine history textbooks

    PS 4. Newspaper Clippings

    PS 5. Online journal articles about the role of the collaboration in WWII

    PS 6. Artifacts and relics

    PS 7. Documentary Reports

    PS 8. Photo Exhibit

    SS 9. Editorial Cartoons

    PS 10. Paintings

    Exercise III: Venn Diagram

    -Direct Access to -interpreted by


    -Sources researchers.
    evidence
    -have the same -use generalization,
    -written & narrated
    content analysis,
    by the person in the
    exact event -

    -firsthand
    1. Explanation for overlapping concepts.

    Answer: Primary Source and Secondary Source are have the same concept, if in venn diagram you can
    see that there are two words that I wrote their which is the sources and same content. Sources because
    it was came by the person which is there on the said event and these two will have the same content as
    what the writter said or write on the said event. Their differences is when the Primary Sources was
    narrated by the person in that event, the Secondary ources was can made by the reseachers that uses
    generalizations and analysis so they can give the exact meaning or happening in that event.

    2. List down 8 examples of primary sources.


     Journal
     Photographs
     Interview
     Autobiographies
     Speeches
     Memos
     Government reports
     Meeting
    3. List down 8 examples of Secondary sources.
     Textbooks
     Research paper
     Editorial
     Biographies
     Dictionaries
     Political commentary
     Magazines
     Documentaries
    4. List down 6 examples which can be either be primary or secondary sources depending of the
    context and use.

    Classification of the sources: Primary or secondary.

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