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What does it mean to fictionalize a primary source?
1) to ensure that a historical account is accurate
2) to make a fictional work into a work of nonfiction
3) to add information to make a story more interesting
4) to include a primary source in a secondary source

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Primary Sources. Primary sources are original source materials created during the period being studied, original empirical research, or raw data. A researcher offers their own interpretation of primary sources to substantiate their claim. Some examples of primary sources are: ... Raw data (statistics, survey results)

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What does it mean to fictionalize a primary source? 1) to ensure that a historical account is accurate 2) to make a fictional work into a work of nonfiction 3) to add information to make a story more interesting 4) to include a primary source in a secondary source

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What does it mean to fictionalize a primary source?
1) to ensure that a historical account is accurate
2) to make a fictional work into a work of nonfiction
3) to add information to make a story more interesting
4) to include a primary source in a secondary source