RPH MODULE 1 Flashcards

1
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History - is derived from the Greek word

A

historia

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2
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historia means?

A

learning by inquiry

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3
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who is the dynamic factor of history

A

man

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4
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it is a disciplined that dates back?

A

2,400 yrs ago

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5
Q

history is along side with?

A

math and philo

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6
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are indv who write abt history

A

historian

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7
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mantra ng history

A

history without controversy is not a good history

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8
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practice of writing history

A

historiography

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9
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it is analyzing and examininng the records of the past

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hisctorical method

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10
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the imaginaitive construction of the past from the date derived by that process

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historiography

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11
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4 important things in histo analsis

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select the sujbect
collect probable sources
examine the genuineness of the sources
extract credible particulars

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12
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important element of historical method

A

historical analysis

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13
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are source that has been left by the past

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historical data

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14
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whose existence offer researchers a clue about the past

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remains or relics

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15
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can be written or oral, it describes an event

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testimonies of witesss

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16
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are way of peering into the past

A

sources

17
Q

tracts presented in narrative form such as biography memoir etc

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narrative / literature

18
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said to be the best and purest of sources

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juridical or diplomatic

19
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documents that exist in legal situation

A

juridical/ diplomatics

20
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information pertaining to social, economical, political etc

A

social documents

21
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material evidence are also known as

A

archeological evidence

22
Q

is also an important source of information for historians.

A

oral evidence

23
Q

all the material which has a direct bearing or can be any assistance in constructing
the history of a particular period.

A

historical facts or sources

24
Q

these types of primary sources are in the form of the instruction documents,
stenographic and phonographic records.

A

contemporary records

25
Q

the confidential reports are not intended for general audience and are less
reliable than the contemporary sources.

A

contemporary reports

26
Q

the _____ are meant for general public and less reliable.

A

public reports

27
Q

are more reliable which depends upon the agency from which it
originated and the newspaper in which it is published

A

newspaper

28
Q

are another public reports which are written for the public at the close
of the life when the memoirs of author is fading.

A

memoirs and autobiographies

29
Q
  • All these reports have first-hand importance, but requires proper evaluation
    before the use.
A

government documents

30
Q

as expressed in editorials, speeches, pamphlets, letter to editor are another important
source available to the historian,

A

public opinion

31
Q

the folklores which reveals the stories of legendary heroes are also an
important source of history.

A

folklores and proverbs

32
Q

As the historian draws his conclusions and generalizations on the basis of these documents
and facts it is essential to check up the authenticity of the documents and facts

A

criticism

33
Q

is of a less intellectual type of criticism of the documents. It includes examinations of
document like manuscripts

A

external criticism

34
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can take place in the copies of the documents (originals are not available). These mistakes may be caused by the scribe, typist or printer.

A

unintentional error

35
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may creep in when effort is made to modify, supplement or continue the original.

A

intentional error

36
Q

While collecting the material, it must be remembered that a document contains the
idea of the man who wrote

A

internal criticism