Drag each label to the correct location. Match each description to a type of primary source
personal scrapbook,
government census data,
corporate business records,
university archives
-the population of the three largest cities in the US In 2010 - a picture of what junior prom dresses looked like in 1998 -the vote from a shareholders meeting in 1997 - a graph showing net profits and losses for 2003 - publications by English Department faculty members in 1963.- the number of citizens under the age 18 in 1960 - alumni association bylaws from 1989 - a ticket stub from the movie Titanic

personal scrapbook -   a picture of what junior prom dresses looked like in 1998, a ticket stub from the movie Titanic

government census data - the population of the three largest cities in the US In 2010, the number of citizens under the age 18 in 1960

corporate business records - the vote from a shareholders meeting in 1997, a graph showing net profits and losses for 2003

university archives - publications by English Department faculty members in 1963, alumni association bylaws from 1989

Explanation:

Personal scrapbook -  It is a type of picture book which depicts some story. so the description matches this source is "a picture of what junior prom dresses looked like in 1998" and "a ticket stub from the movie Titanic".

Government census data - This data provides information about the country's people and economy. So it includes "the population of the three largest cities in the US In 2010", and  "the number of citizens under the age 18 in 1960".

Corporate business records - These records show trends in business. so it includes "the vote from a shareholders meeting in 1997", and "a graph showing net profits and losses for 2003".

University archives - It collects or documents the history of the university. So, it includes "publications by English Department faculty members in 1963", and "alumni association bylaws from 1989".

the right answer is d) a conference committee. it is a temporary panel formed by house and senate members in order to reconcile differences in legislation.