Complete the chart to identify the kinds of Information and benefits provided by each type of primary source historical evidence. For each resource type, list an example and how this particular type of resource can help support an argument.

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The benefits provided by each type of primary source historical evidence are the following.

Political Cartoons. Cartoonists have always played an important role in sharing the news with a touch of humor. They have served to have an alternative way to understand facts. That is why every major newspaper includes political cartoons.

Letters and diaries. It is a great primary resource because the information is shared by people who witnessed the event or lived or was part of a determined historical event. This information is so valid.

Photographs. It is said that one image speaks tons compare with a thousand words. And that is true. A photograph is a graphic description of a moment in time. It can transmit what words can't. That is why photographs really convey feelings, emotions, and moments.

Maps. Geography influences how people live and act. Territories have changed trough human history due to factors such as war, conquest, or legislation. Maps are very important to know and understand where people live, territorial disputes, nature catastrophes, battle scenes, and more.

Advertisements. It can show how people did business in a determined period of history. How they conveyed marketing or sale ideas to different societies, revealing important cultural aspects of the time.

polling is a process and the outcome is not involved in the process itself.

the outcome, which is an unfavorable rating for a particular candidate is not affected by the mechanical process of polling.

it rather depends on the number of people voting in favor of the candidate.

this is an outcome of people's preferences.

what are the options ?