1. How does a primary source impact a person's understanding of a historic event? (1 point) A. It provides only facts without giving opinions.
B. It uses several historical accounts to explain the event.
C. It allows for time to pass before the event is analyzed.
D. It provides a firsthand account of the event.

The california gold rush: actually had only a small impact on california’s population because its rich farmlands already attracted thousands of new settlers each year. attracted almost equal numbers of men and women. resulted in laws that discriminated against “foreign miners.” made considerable wealth for average miners because gold mining demanded no real investment of capital. hurt the development of san francisco because gold discoveries shifted interest to areas outside of town.

What document does the second paragraph of the declaration of independence echo

The nile river is referred to as the giver and taker of life. explain what this means.