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An anthropologist writes in his journal about his latest find at a dig in the outback of Australia. Since it is his personal journal, he writes opinions of the event. Why is this journal still considered a primary source? (4 points) a Because he wrote it down, so it must be true b Because he is an anthropologist and an expert c Because the journal is full of facts d Because he recorded the events as they occurred
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