How do historians determine the audience of a source? (1 point) Responses They study the source’s details and consider why the author created the source. They study the source’s details and consider why the author created the source. They read the source several times until they know everything about it. They read the source several times until they know everything about it. They contact the author of the source and ask whom the intended audience was. They contact the author of the source and ask whom the intended audience was. They recreate the source and then determine whom they would choose as an audience.