L2 Sources of Historical Data

Question 1

these are sourced from artifacts that have been left by the past

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HISTORICAL DATA

Question 2

artifacts can either be…

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RELICS or REMAINS, or the TESTIMONIES OF WITNESS to the past

Question 3

those materials from which the historians construct meaning

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historical sources

Question 4

the source provides evidence about the existence of an event, and a ______________ is an argument about the event.

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historical interpretation

Question 5

these existence give researchers a clue about the past, like the prehistorical settlement.

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Relics or Remains

Question 6

this can be found where relics of human happenings can be found; a potsherd, a coin, a ruin, a manuscript, a book, a portrait, a stamp, and etc.

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Artifacts

Question 7

may have been created to serve as records or they might have been created for some other purposes, whether oral or written.

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Testimonies of Witnesses

Question 8

these describe an event, such as the record, of a property exchange, speeches, and commentaries.

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testimonies of witnesses

Question 9

fragments of history that carries particle of pieces of historical data

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Artifacts

Question 10

remains of any particular evidence pertaining to a story

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Relic

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meaning of Dynamic or Genetic

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the becoming

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meaning of Static

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the being

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meaning of interpretative

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explaining why and how things happened and were interrelated

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meaning of Descriptive

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telling what happened, when and where, and who took part

Question 15

means changes occurring within the cycle of research

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Dynamic or Genetic

Question 16

means the character of data that suggest the stability of the phenomenon

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Static

Question 17

means the explanation taken within the contextual relationship of the phenomenon and the artifacts

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Interpretation

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means the substance of the phenomenon

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Descriptive

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Sources of History

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Written Sources & Non-written Sources

Question 20

3 things under Written Sources

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narrative or literacy, diplomatic, social document

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2 things under Non-written Sources

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material evidence, oral evidence

Question 22

presented in narrative form, written to impart a message whose motives for their composition vary widely

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Narrative or Literature

Question 23

a written source, typically composed in order to inform contemporaries or succeeding generation

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scientific tract

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a written source, intended to shape opinion

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newspaper article

Question 25

a written source, a diary or memoir might be composed in order to persuade readers of the justice of the author’s actions

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ego document or personal narrative

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a written source, might be made to entertain, to deliver a moral teaching, or to further a religious cause

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novel or film

Question 27

a written source, might be written in praise of the subject’s worth and achievements

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biography

Question 28

a public speech or published text in praise of someone or something

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panegyric

Question 29

understood to be those which document/record an existing legal situation or create a new one, and it is this kind of sources that professional historians once treated as the “best” source

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Diplomatic Sources

Question 30

this type of written source possess specific formal properties, such as hand and print style. the ink, the seal, and etc.

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diplomatic sources

Question 31

information pertaining to economic, social, political, or judicial significance.

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Social Documents

Question 32

a written source, they records kept such as government reports, municipal accounts, research findings, documents of parliamentary procedures, civil registry record, property registers, and records of census.

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social documents

Question 33

one of the most important evidences. this include artistic creations such as pottery, jewelry, dwelling, greaves, churches, roads, and tells the story of the past

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Material Evidences

Question 34

also an important source of information for historians. much are told by the tales of sagas of ancient peoples and the folk songs or popular rituals

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Oral Evidence

Question 35

TRUE or FALSE. interviews is another major form of oral evidence during the present age.

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TRUE

Question 36

first-hand account from an event or period that are usually written or made during or close to the event period. these are original and factual, not interpretive

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Primary Sources

Question 37

examples are diaries, journals, letters, newspaper, and magazine articles, government records, photographs,, and more.

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primary sources

Question 38

these are materials made by people long after the events being described had taken place to provide valuable interpretations of historical events.

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Secondary Sources

Question 39

it analyzes and interprets primary sources, it is an interpretation of second-hand account of historical event.

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secondary sources

Question 40

examples are biographies, histories, literary criticism, books written by a third party about a historical event, art and theater reviews, newspaper or journal articles that interpret

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secondary sources

Question 41

these are original sources

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Primary sources

Question 42

this evidence is considered as material evidence

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archaeological evidence

Question 43

a product of record keeping of a bureau which contains informartion

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social document