GE 2 (QUIZ 2) 1M-2

The study of how historical narratives are constructed and for whom they are intended falls under _______.

Postcolonial historians aim to create narratives that are free from the biases of _______ history.

A history textbook that summarizes events from other works would be a _______ source.

By studying historiography, we can understand how historical narratives are influenced by the _______ of those who write them.

The school of thought that requires empirical and observable evidence to claim knowledge is true is called _______.

A major critique of history is that it is often written by _______.

The _______ source provides direct evidence about a historical event.

One of the key elements of historiography is understanding the _______ in which a historical text was written.

Primary sources are considered more _______ than secondary sources because they provide direct evidence.

Positivist historians would argue that without _______ evidence, a historical claim cannot be considered valid.