Who would have written a secondary source about the founding of jamestown? (4 points)

a.,a blacksmith who worked in jamestown at the time of its founding
b. a historian who wrote a book about politics in jamestown during its founding period
c. an english sailor who transported colonists and stayed in jamestown at its founding
d. a person who organize the founding of the jamestown colony at the london company of virginia

The correct answer is B) A historian who wrote a book about politics in Jamestown during its founding period.

Who would have written a secondary source about the founding of Jamestown? A historian who wrote a book about politics in Jamestown during its founding period.

Let's remember that a primary source is a testimony directly written by people who lived and participated in the event. He or she could have a witness. It also can be a photograph. A secondary source can be a book written by a historian or an encyclopedia. If a historian writes a book about politics in Jamestown during its founding period, it had to research other sources like testimonies, newspapers of the colonial times or interviews from that period.

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