Question

What is a primary source point

• an outside view of a time period or event
• an account that comes directly from people who were present during an event
• a report on a time period or event that happens long after the fact
an account from someone who did not experience a time period or event directly

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

A primary source point is an account that comes directly from people who were present during an event. It is a firsthand perspective and provides direct information about the time period or event.