READINGS IN THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY

Secondary sources include documents or artifacts created by a witness to or

participant in an event.

• FALSE

• TRUE

are those sources produced at the same time as the event,

period, or subject being studied.

(a)  

analyze a scholarly question and often use primary

sources as evidence.

(a)  

If the sources all disagree about an event, historians consider the event

proved.

• TRUE

• FALSE

NAME THE 2 HISTORIANS

(a)  

is the practice of verifying

the authenticity of evidence by examining its physical characteristics;

consistency with the historical characteristic of the time when it was

produced; and the materials used for the evidence.

(a)  

The source whose account can be confirmed by reference to outside

authorities in some of its parts can be trusted in its entirety if it is impossible

similarly to confirm the entire text.

• TRUE

• FALSE

on the other hand, is the examination of the truthfulness

of the evidence.

(a)  

challenged the canons of history, stating that

history should not only be concerned of states and monarchs.

(a)  

emphasizes the mantra “no document, no history”, where

historian were required to show written primary documents in order to write

a particular historical narrative.

(a)