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Module 1: History and Science Flashcards

1
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Came from a greek origin “historie”

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History

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2
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A systematic account of phenomenon

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History

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3
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What is a German word for history?

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Geshchichte

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4
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Meaning to happen

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History

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5
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Who wrote this? “Ang kasaysayan ay isang salaysay na may saysay sa mga taong nagsasaysay

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Zeus Salazar

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Is rooted into two words, salaysay and saysay.

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Kasaysayan

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7
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which means a narrative or a story

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salaysay

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8
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Without salaysay and saysay, you can’t have __________

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True history

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With the intention of acquiring detached and truthful knowledge independent of one’s personal reactions.

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Objective

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10
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Do not have existence outside the human mind.

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Recollections

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11
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Examples of recollections

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Written or spoken testimony

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Only where relics of human happenings can be found - a potsherd, a coin, a ruin, a manuscript, a book, a portrait, a stamp, a piece of wreckage, a strand of hair, or other archeological or anthropological remains.

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Artifacts

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13
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TRUE OR FALSE

These objects, however are never the happenings or the events themselves.

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TRUE

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14
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They are the results of the events

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Artifacts

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15
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They may be the results or the records of events.

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Written documents

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16
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A historical context can be given to them only if they can be placed in a __________

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Human Setting

17
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TRUE OR FALSE

There is more to what is narrated than to what the event actually is.

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FALSE

There is more to what what the event actually is than to what is narrated.

18
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The history of the past

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history-as-actuality

19
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Is only the surviving part of the recorded part of the observed part of that whole.

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History-as-record

20
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The process of critically examining and analyzing the records and survivals of the past.

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Historical method

21
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The imaginative reconstruction of the past from the data derived by the process.

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Historiography

22
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What are the FOUR STEPS to Historical Analysis?: (SCEE)

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  1. The SELECTION of the subject for investigation.
  2. the COLLECTION of probable sources of information on the subject.
  3. the EXAMINATION of those sources for genuineness (either in whole or in part).
  4. the EXTRACTION OF CREDIBLE PARTICULARS from the sources (or parts of sources) proved genuine.
23
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Cycle, spherical, and continuous

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History

24
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History is not a cycle but?

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Spherical

25
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Why is history spherical?

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Progress and Development

26
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Why fake news are intriguing?

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Because it deal things by approval and disapproval.

27
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Father of History

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Herodotus

28
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Father of Scientific History

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Thucydides

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