Fundamentals in Understanding History

History is the interpretative and imaginative study of surviving records of the past.

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History is dynamic and ever-changing.

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History is the reconstruction of the past.

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Igor, a devoted advocate of Guimbal’s hablon making, as the first in Panay, and Amina, an advocate of Arevalo as the first, contrary to what Igor claimed, went to Museo de Iloilo and saw a lot of artifacts. But what catches their attention was Ancient Hablon-Making Tool in which Igor and Amina arguing where it came from “in Arevalo or in Guimbal?” They did not reconcile as to origin of the thing. What division of source does the Underlined word(s) belong?

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Clia bought a book “Readings in Philippines History” from Rex Bookstore because it was recommended by a Friend, Kia. Upon, reading, she encounter the analyses of the First Voyage around the World by Antonio Pigafetta and was amaze of the Pre-hispanic Filipino culture. What division of source does the Underlined word(s) belong?

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Andrea visited Mindanao for a few months to see her relatives who lived there for decades. Her uncle brought her on tours around South Cotabato. Andrea visited the Field Museum of Natural History where a golden image of woman caught her eye. Andrea looked closer and read that the image was called “The Golden Tara”. It was originated in Agusan Del Sur and was bought by the Museum in 1922. It was believed it was created before the arrival of the Spaniards in the Philippines. What division of source does the Underlined word(s) belong?

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History is the reconstruction of the past.

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Andrea visited Mindanao for a few months to see her relatives who lived there for decades. Her uncle brought her on tours around South Cotabato. Andrea visited the Field Museum of Natural History where a golden image of woman caught her eye. Andrea looked closer and read that the image was called “The Golden Tara”. It was originated in Agusan Del Sur and was bought by the Museum in 1922. It was believed it was created before the arrival of the Spaniards in the Philippines. What division of source does the Underlined word(s) belong?

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Igor, a devoted advocate of Guimbal’s hablon making, as the first in Panay, and Amina, an advocate of Arevalo as the first, contrary to what Igor claimed, went to Museo de Iloilo and saw a lot of artifacts. But what catches their attention was Ancient Hablon-Making Tool in which Igor and Amina arguing where it came from “in Arevalo or in Guimbal?” They did not reconcile as to origin of the thing. What division of source does the Underlined word(s) belong?

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

• Tertiary Source

History is dynamic and ever-changing.

• True

• False