In contrast to primary sources, secondary sources are:
A) unanalyzed, raw data
B) government reports
C) data gathered by others
D) previously analyzed and evaluated information

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Secondary sources are previously analyzed and evaluated information, which means they are based on primary sources but have been organized, interpreted, or analyzed by someone else. Examples of secondary sources include textbooks, review articles, and scholarly articles that interpret, synthesize, or analyze primary sources.

In Contrast to Primary Sources, Secondary Sources Are