History, asked by spchavan7221, 8 months ago

Which sources has more reliability for writing histor

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Answered by tejasvimaligi

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Answer and Explanation: Written sources are generally more reliable than oral ones because they are more or less permanent and unchangeable.

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Written sources are generally more reliable than oral ones because they are more or less permanent and unchangeable.

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