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Which of the following is NOT a true statement about written history? A. It comprises the descriptions and accounts of events and actions. B. It can be found in books, magazines, and newspapers. C. It is made up of both primary and secondary sources. D. It includes all of lived history.
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Hi! Do you have any ideas so far as to what the answer is? :D
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the answer is d ithink
@littletinkpink please no direct answers, it is against CoC....thanks! :D
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@EclipsedStar ..........
lol I did that in the past, I got reported on, learned my lesson >_<
@EclipsedStar people do it all the time and no one says anything half the people on openstudy dont really help you ^_^
Well Mods then suspend people lol
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