Which statement best explains why secondary sources are important to historians? A. They put historical events in the correct chronological order. B. They summarize conclusions about primary sources. C. They are the least biased source available for any subject. D. They provide firsthand accounts of historical events.
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Secondary sources do not necessarily put historical events in the correct chronological order. This is usually the job of the historian using both primary and secondary sources. B. Secondary sources do summarize conclusions about primary sources. They analyze, Show more…
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