Which would be considered a secondary source about the assassination of abraham lincoln? a diary entry by a witness to the assassination an interview with a member of the audience at ford’s theater where lincoln was shot an interview with booth’s understudy, who was not at ford’s theater the night of the assassination a newspaper article written by a reporter who was in the audience at ford’s theatre

The correct answer is:  an interview with Booth’s understudy, who was not at Ford’s Theater the night of the assassination

The sources, searches or secondary information are texts based on real events. A secondary source contrasts with a primary one in that this is a form of information that can be considered a vestige of your time. A secondary source is usually a comment or analysis of a primary source.

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