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Answer 1

This is a secondary source. It's extremely important when conducting research on the internet to determine who wrote the material. Most sources that end in .gov are reliable because they are government sites. Some sites might look credible, but if you can't determine the author, you can't be sure how reliable a site's information is. Some sites allow anyone to edit the material.

Even if this article was a reliable source, it really doesn't address the topic of your research: the feelings of those in hiding. This might be a reliable source, but it won't help you in your research.

Answer 2

Is it a primary or secondary source? Explain why.

Is it a reliable source? Explain why.

What is the main idea of the source?

Answer 3

The main idea is to tell you about what types of sources are reliable and how you can tell the difference.

Answer 4

So when they say is it a secondary source do they mean thats what the answer is like in the beginning?

Answer 5

The first one is the story of what i need to answer

Answer 6

I got it wrong the first time so like i'm asking now lol

Answer 7

Oh let me see. Hold on

Answer 8

Ok, thanks

Answer 9

So wouldn't it be a reliable source?

Answer 10

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Answer 11

wdym?

Answer 12

He's just a little confused and its not a reliable source usually what I do is I LOOK for the same answer on multiple websites and if most of them do say what you think is the answer then it might be the right one but theres allot of people that misinform KrazyKenzie

Answer 13

Hm?

Answer 14

i will love to help you