Reliable sources that readers can evaluate a source for themselves. a. correlations b. biases c. citations d. causations

The correct answer is C) Citations.

A citation is when an author gives credit to an individual for a quote, picture, or some other type of information. Reliable sources include citations because it allows the reader to look into the sources the author used in order to create their book. If the person looks into the resources used and they are not from accredited or peer reviewed works, it will discredit the author's argument.

This is especially true in the field of history. The most reliable sources are ones that contain several citations and have been peer reviewed by other professionals within the same field.

answer; william penn's approach made the colony diverse by attracting many types of people and religions;