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Primary sources are original,
first-hand accounts. They include
historic newspapers, letters, and
diaries, but also, scientific discoveries
and observational data.
Data is the raw information from
which statistics are created. Data and
stats can compliment or even drive
your research.
Current newspapers provide
up-to-date national & regional
information.
Magazines provide broad
summaries written for
a general audience.
Scholarly journal articles are
highly specific and written
for scholars and researchers.
Books provide in-depth
coverage and background
information on a topic
They're the articles, books, websites, and everything else you use
to support your thesis or answer your research question.
What are resources?