During the watergate scandal, the two reporters who broke the details, bob woodward and carl bernstein, worked for the
new york post
d. c. sentinel
washington post
new york times

The answer is on suffrage experience.

Primary sources are usually  more accurate and are written by someone who experienced it or witnessed it. secondary sources are those who heard of it after the fact that can lose details and or twist the event in a light that benefits them.

My best answer is the haudenosaunnee or the iroquois.

Answer is disapproval