FORMATIVE Flashcards

1
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According to Alexander the Great, “Fear history, for it respects no secrets.”

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false (Georgia De Jesus)

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2
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Accroding to Agustus Caesar, “I shall relate quite simply how things happened without adding anything of my won, which is not small feat for an historian.”

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false (francois-marie arouet)

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3
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According to Julius Caesar, “History is written by the victors.”

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false (Winston Churchill)

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4
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According to Plato, “History never looks like history when you are living though it”

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false (John Gardner)

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5
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According to Jose Rizal, “Life can be understood backwards but it must be lived forward.”

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false (Soren Kirekigaard)

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6
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History as broadly defines, as encompasses the entire scope of the human experience on this planet

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true

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7
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History is surely on the broadest concepts conceived by the human intellect

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true

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8
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Inquiry is the English translation of the Green word historia

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true

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9
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Scholars who write about history are called historians

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true

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10
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According to John Daliberg Acton, “History is not a burden on the memory but an illumination of the soul.”

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true

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11
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The secondary sources can not have the prejudice of the author

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false/true

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12
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the remains of the ancient civilizations are considered secondary source

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false

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13
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periodicals are considered primary source in writing historical account

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false

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14
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the interview script of an eyewitness is classified as secondary source

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false

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15
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the use of primary source is not essential in writing an accurate historical account

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false

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16
Q

Oral and Video Account are usually recorded in video and audio cassettes, and compact discs

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true

17
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aside from scholars, media people use oral and video accounts as part of their news and public affairs

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true

18
Q

Oral and Video Accounts are the third kind of historical source

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true/correct

19
Q

documents include books, newspapers, magazines, journals, maps, architectural perspectives, painting, advertisements, and photographs

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true

20
Q

basic to historical research is utilization of sources

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true

21
Q

Lopez Museum is one of the semi-privately-owned museums in the country with vast collections of historical documents

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false

22
Q

Ayala Museum is one of the govt-owned museums in the country with vast collections of historical documents

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false

23
Q

The University of San Carlos is one of the academic institutions in the country with limited collections of historical documents

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false

24
Q

UST Heritage Collections is one of the privately-owned museums in the country with scarce collections of historical documents

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false

25
Q

The national Library has a complete microfilm copies of the Philippine
Revolutionary Records, compilation of captured
documents of Emilio Aguinaldo’s revolutionary
government, and Historical Data Papers, a collection of
“history and cultural life” of all towns in the country.

A

true

26
Q

a news item written by a witness of an event is considered as a primary source

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true

27
Q

Many Documents have primary and secondary segments

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true

28
Q

The Ateneo de Manila University is one of the academic institutions in the country with vast collections of historical documents.

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true

29
Q

UP is one of the academic institutions in the country with vast collection of historical documents

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true

30
Q

The Penn Museum is one of the sources of historical documents of Philippine history found in Los Angeles City

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false (Philidelphia, Pen)

31
Q

The US Library of Congress is one of the sources of historical documents of PH History found in California

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false (Washington DC)

32
Q

San Agustin Church Museum is one of the state-owned museums in the country with vast collections of historical documents

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true/false

33
Q

The Archivo General de Indias in Portugal is one of the sources of historical documents of PH history found outside the PH

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false (in spain)

34
Q

The National Archives holds a substantial collection of catalogued and
uncatalogued Spanish documents about the
Philippines composed from 1552-1900.

A

true

35
Q

Answers concerns and questions pertinent to the
authenticity of a historical source by identifying who
composed the historical material, locating when and
where the historical material was produced, and
establishing the material’s evidential value.

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External Criticism

36
Q

The the country, government institutions such as the National Library and the National Archives are major repositories of documentary sources

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true

37
Q

focuses
on understanding the substance and message that the
historical material wants to convey by examine how the
author frame the intent and meaning of a composed
material.

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internal cirticism