Lesson 3: History's Sources Flashcards

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2 Types of Sources

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  1. Primary
  2. Secondary
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Materials produced by people directly involved in the event (Gottchalk, 1950)

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Primary Source

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Testimony of anyone who isn’t an eyewitness, or one who was not present in the event of which he tells (Gottchalk, 1950)

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Secondary Source

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Examples of Primary Sources

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  1. Eyewitness accounts
  2. Primary documents
  3. Photographs
  4. Old sketches and drawings
  5. Old maps
  6. Editorial cartoons
  7. Material evidence of the past
  8. Statistical tables, graphs, and charts from old journals
  9. Video and audio recordings
  10. Music and arts
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5
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______________ the Kawit Company commander, the first man to strike Gen. Antonio Luna with a bolo to the face, in his assassination

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Pedro Janolino

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Diaries, letters, treaties, contracts, government records, and the likes

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Primary documents

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7
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In his book ________ of the Revolution, Emilio Aguinaldo admitted he ordered the killing of Andres Bonfacio

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Memoirs

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8
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Reflect social conditions, historical realities, and everyday life

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Photographs

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They indicate the conditions of life of societies in the past

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Old sketches and drawings

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10
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A book of colored sketches made by a Spaniard. It shows how the ancient Filipinos dressed in 1590

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The Boxer Codex

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11
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The __________ Shoal and the Spratly Islands were already part of the Philippine territory, according to the old Spanish Era map

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Scaraborough

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12
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The _____________ jar shows what our ancestors believed in. The spirit of the dead are carried by rowers to the afterlife

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Manunggul

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13
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___________’s skull had smashed teeth because he was bayoneted in the mouth when he was arrested

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Bonifacio

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14
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________’s skull shows he was a cross-bite

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Rizal

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15
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Examples of Secondary Sources

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  1. Textbooks
  2. History books
  3. Interviews with a secondary source (a person who was not present in the historical event he is talking about)
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