RPH QUIZ 1 DEFINITION & SOURCES

history of history

• HISTORIOGRAPHY

• POSITIVISM

• POSTCOLONIALISM

• HISTORIAN

Not only get to learn historical facts, but also provided with the understanding of the facts’ and historian’s contexts.

• HISTORIOGRAPHY

• POSITIVISM

• POSTCOLONIALISM

• HISTORIAN

It merged between 18th and 19th century

• HISTORIOGRAPHY

• POSITIVISM

• POSTCOLONIALISM

• HISTORIAN

This philosophical thought requires empirical and observable evidence before one can claim that a particular knowledge is true

• HISTORIOGRAPHY

• POSITIVISM

• POSTCOLONIALISM

• HISTORIAN

This entails an objective mean of arriving at a conclusion

• HISTORIOGRAPHY

• POSITIVISM

• POSTCOLONIALISM

• HISTORIAN

Emerged in early 20th century when formerly colonized nations grapples with the idea of creating their identities and understanding their societies against the shadows of their colonial past

• HISTORIOGRAPHY

• POSITIVISM

• POSTCOLONIALISM

• HISTORIAN

He/She is a person of his own who is influenced by his own context, environment, ideology, education, and influences.

• HISTORIOGRAPHY

• POSITIVISM

• POSTCOLONIALISM

• HISTORIAN

Compromises certain techniques and rules that historians follow in order to properly utilize sources and historical evidences in writing history.

• HISTORICAL METHODOLOGY

• ANNALES SCHOOL OF HISTORY

• HISTORICAL SOURCES

• PRIMARY SOURCES

• SECONDARY SOURCES

They advocated that the people and classes who were not reflected in the history of the society in the grand manner be provided with space in the records of mankind.

• HISTORICAL METHODOLOGY

• ANNALES SCHOOL OF HISTORY

• HISTORICAL SOURCES

• PRIMARY SOURCES

• SECONDARY SOURCES

All the material which has a direct bearing or can be any assistance in constructing the history of a particular period are called as historical facts or sources.

• HISTORICAL METHODOLOGY

• ANNALES SCHOOL OF HISTORY

• HISTORICAL SOURCES

• PRIMARY SOURCES

• SECONDARY SOURCES