Which Primary Source Might Be Available to Someone Writing a Biography

question 12

Multiple Choice

Which primary source might be available to someone writing a biography of Queen Elizabeth I, who died in the 17th century?

• A)An interview with one of her maids-in-waiting
• B)A previous history written about her
• C)An article about her in a 17th-century publication
• D)A diary written by her

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