Respuesta :
It is called as a secondary source.
Explanation:
- The secondary sources are generally known as the scholarly books and articles.
- A task of secondary source is to translate and analyze the primary sources.
- The Examples of a secondary source are as follows
- Related to Publications such as textbooks, magazine articles, commentaries, textbooks, book reviews, encyclopedias, and so on.
- A secondary source is a source which talks about an event, period, or any issue that occurred in history which took place after that event, period or issue which has passed.
- Primary sources also provide first-hand evidence. An advantage of primary source is that it gives you direct access to the subject of your research.
- Secondary sources provides you a second-hand information unlike primary sources.
- Secondary sources were created by a person who did not experience the first-hand or participate the events or certain conditions which you are researching.
