INTRODUCTION

Question 1

greek word “hiistoria”
study of the past

Answer 1

HISTORY

Question 2

PRESENT READERS THE PLAIN AND THE BASIC INFORMATION , THE EVENTS
THAT TOOK PLACE (WHAT), THE TIME AND DATE WITH WHICH THE EVENTS
HAPPENED(WHEN), THE PLACE WITH WHICH THE EVENTS TOOK PLACE
(WHERE) AND THE PEOPLE WERE INVOLVED (WHO)

Answer 2

FACTUAL HISTORY

Question 3

GOES BEYOND FACTS BECAUSE IT IS CONCERNED ABOUT THE REASONS FOR WHICH EVENTS HAPPENED (WHY), AND THE WAY THEY HAPPENED (HOW)

Answer 3

SPECULATIVE HISTORY

Question 4

A TRADITIONAL METHOD IN DOING HISTORICAL RESEARCH THAT FOCUS ON GATHERING OF DOCUMENTS FROM DIFFERENT LIBRARIES
AND ARCHIVES TO FORM A POOL OF EVIDENCE NEEDED IN MAKING A DESCRIPTIVE OR ANALYTICAL NARRATIVE.

Answer 4

HISTORIOGRAPHY

Question 5

STUDY THE RECORDS OR EVIDENCES THAT
SURVIVED THAT TIME

Answer 5

HISTORIAN

Question 6

THE PROCESS OF CRITICALLY EXAMINING AND
ANALYZING THE RECORDS AND SURVIVALS OF
THE PAST

Answer 6

HISTORICAL METHOD

Question 7

HISTORICAL DATA

Answer 7

SOURCED FROM ARTIFACTS HAVE BEEN LEFT
BY THE PAST.

Question 8

Whether oral or written , may been created to serve a record or they might have been created for some purposes. All this describe an event such as the records of a property exchange, speeches and commentaries.

Answer 8

TESTIMONIES/WITNESSES

Question 9

WRITTEN SOURCES OF
HISTORY

Answer 9

Narrative or literary

Diplomatic or Juridical

Social Documents

Question 10

ARE CHRONICLES OR TRACTS PRESENTED IN NARRATIVE FORM, WRITTEN TO IMPART A MESSAGE WHOSE MOTIVES FOR THEIR COMPOSITION VARY WIDELY.

Answer 10

NARRATIVES/LITERATURES

Question 11

BROADER THAN WHAT IS USUALLY
CONSIDERED FICTION

Answer 11

NARRATIVE SOURCE

Question 12

DOCUMENT/RECORD AN EXISTING LEGAL SITUATION OR CREATE A NEW ONE, AND IT IS THESE KINDS OF SOURCES THAT PROFESSIONAL HISTORIANS ONCE TREATED AS THE PUREST,THE “BEST” SOURCE

Answer 12

DIPLOMATIC SOURCES

Question 13

INFORMATION PERTAINING TO ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, POLITICAL,IR JUDICIAL SIGNIFICANCE.

Answer 13

SOCIAL DOCUMENTS

Question 14

UNWRITTEN SOURCES OF HISTORY

Answer 14

MATERIAL EVIDENCE
ORAL EVIDENCE

Question 15

ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE IS
ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT UNWRITTEN
EVIDENCES.

Answer 15

MATERIAL EVIDENCE

Question 16

AN IMPORTANT SOURCE OF INFORMATION FOR HISTORIANS. MUCH IS TOLD BY THE TALES OR SAGAS OF ANCIENT PEOPLES AND
FOLK SONGS OR POPULAR RITUALS FROM THE PREMODERN PERIOD OF
PHILIPPINE HISTORY.

Answer 16

ORAL EVIDENCE

Question 17

ORIGINAL, FIRST-HAND ACCOUNT OF AN EVENT OR PERIOD, FACTUAL AND ORIGINAL, NOT INTERPRETATIVE.

Answer 17

PRIMARY SOURCES

Question 18

MATERIALS MADE BY THE PEOPLE LONG AFTER THE EVENTS BEING DESCRIBED HAD TAKEN PLACE TO PROVIDE VALUABLE INTERPRETATIONS
OF HISTORICAL EVENTS.

Answer 18

SECONDARY SOURCES

Question 19

EXAMINES THE ORIGINS OF THE EARLIEST TEXT TO
APPRECIATE THE UNDERLYING CIRCUMSTANCES
UPON WHICH THE TEXT CAME TO BE.

Answer 19

HISTORICAL CRITICISM

Question 19

EXAMINES THE ORIGINS OF THE EARLIEST TEXT TO
APPRECIATE THE UNDERLYING CIRCUMSTANCES
UPON WHICH THE TEXT CAME TO BE.

Answer 19

HISTORICAL CRITICISM

Question 20

DETERMINES THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE SOURCE. (PALEOGRAPHICAL/DIPLOMATIC)

Answer 20

EXTERNAL CRITICISM

Question 21

DETERMINES THE HISTORICITY OF THE
FACTS CONTAINED IN THE DOCUMENT.

Answer 21

INTERNAL CRITICISM