M1S2

Question 1

These include books, newspapers, magazines, journals, maps, architectural perspectives, paintings, advertisements, and photographs.

Answer 1

documentation

Question 2

These refer to handwritten, printed, drawn, designed, and other composed materials.

Answer 2

documentation

Question 3

These refer to preserved remains of human beings, their activities, and the environment where they lived.

Answer 3

Archeological Records

Question 4

Aside from human remains, other archeological
records are generally categorised as fossils and
artifacts.

Answer 4

Archeological Records

Question 5

These form the third kind of historical source.

Answer 5

Oral and Video Account

Question 6

These
are audio-visual documentation of people, events,
and places. These are usually recorded in video and
audio cassettes, and compact discs.

Answer 6

Oral and Video Account

Question 7

media people use these accounts as part of their news and public affairs
work.

Answer 7

Oral and Video Account

Question 8

2 gen kinds of historical sources

Answer 8

primary, secondary

Question 9

These refer to documents, physical objects, and
oral/video accounts made by an individual; or a
group present at the time and place being described.

Answer 9

primary source

Question 10

These materials provide facts from people who

actually witnessed the event.

Answer 10

primary source

Question 11

These are materials made by people long after the

events being described had taken place.

Answer 11

secondary source