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Lovino, Julia Margaret Lee U.

GED103/A1

Reflection on the effects of primary sources and secondary sources on


debate

Primary sources, such as the writings of Antonio Pigafetta and the


documentary sources cited, play a crucial role in debates as they provide
direct accounts and firsthand evidence of historical events. These sources
offer a deeper understanding and authenticity to the discussion. On the other
hand, secondary sources, such as the articles and publications listed, present
analysis, interpretations, and perspectives on the primary sources. While
secondary sources can contribute to the debate by providing additional
context and scholarly insights, they ultimately rely on the primary sources'
accuracy and reliability. Both primary and secondary sources are essential for
a well-rounded debate, with primary sources serving as the foundation of
factual information and secondary sources offering analysis and varying
perspectives.

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