Upon settling in America, European colonists set up governments. The government had a few leaders; some were army leaders and others voted on. Most Native American tribes were led by chiefs and nobles. An example of a secondary source explaining European or Native American government practices is A.
a portion of the U. S. Constitution.
B.
an article in an academic journal.
C.
a tribe's records of its government.
D.
a diary of a European colonist.

What is the main difference between primary and secondary sources? a. primary sources are historical documents, and secondary sources are modern-day documents. b. primary sources are derived from museums and archives, and secondary sources are created by history students and academics. c. primary sources are found in ancient places with a rich history, and secondary sources are found in historical journals and blogs. d. primary sources are created during a particular historical era, and secondary sources are created by studying primary sources.