What is the difference between primary and secondary sources? A. Primary and secondary sources are the same things.
B. Primary sources are the notes a reporter takes during an interview; secondary sources are the notes a student takes while doing research.
C. Primary sources are first-hand accounts of an event or experience; secondary sources are the interpretations or analysis of those first-hand accounts, events, or experiences.
D. Primary sources are the news reporters who first report on a breaking story; secondary sources are the eyewitnesses of the event.

C

Explanation:

A Primary source is a first-hand account and a Secondary source are reports or analysis' of the first-hand account

the correct answers are as followed:

1) to express a political opinion about an issue or event. - people who create these cartoons use their artistic ability to show where they stand on important issues in society.

2) to persuade citizens to adopt a certain belief. - political cartoons are usually critical of a policy/event that has taken place. their goal in this criticism is to get the reader to see their side of the story and to agree with it.

3) entertain readers by using humor.- often times, political cartoons are supposed to be entertaining for the reader.

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