hstr Flashcards

(21 cards)

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What is the Greek definition of History?

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Historia: ‘knowledge acquired through inquiry’

This term highlights the investigative nature of studying history.

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How do scholars define History?

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  • Burckhardt: What one age finds worthy in another
  • Henry Johnson: Everything that ever happened
  • V.S. Smith: Present illuminated by the past
  • Jawaharlal Nehru: Struggle of mankind through the ages
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What is the nature of History?

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  • Study of Present Through Past
  • Focus on Humanity
  • Objective Record
  • Multisided (Political, Cultural, Social, Economic)
  • Analytical Approach
  • Continuity and Coherence
  • Comprehensive Scope
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How does History relate to Political Science?

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Studies governance systems through history

Understanding historical governance can inform current political structures.

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What does Sociology examine in relation to History?

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Community and culture formation

Historical context is crucial for understanding social dynamics.

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What are the moral lessons we can learn from History?

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  • Corazon Aquino’s revolution
  • Lapu-Lapu’s bravery
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What is the difference between History and Historiography?

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  • History: Studies past events
  • Historiography: Studies how history is written (methods, sources, biases)
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What is Positivism in historical thought?

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Empirical evidence (‘No document, no history’)

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What is Post-colonialism in historiography?

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Freeing history from colonial narratives

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What are the primary sources of historical evidence?

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  • Eyewitness accounts
  • Legal documents
  • Photographs
  • Newspapers
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What are secondary sources in history?

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Sources that interpret and analyze primary sources

These include history books, journal articles, and encyclopedias.

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What is internal criticism in evaluating historical sources?

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Evaluating the content of a source for truthfulness and reliability

This includes analyzing the author’s background and intent.

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What is external criticism in historical research?

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Examining the authenticity of a historical source

This includes assessing the author’s qualifications and the time it was written.

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Fill in the blank: The study of human behavior trends in history is related to _______.

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Psychology

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True or False: History focuses exclusively on political events.

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False

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16
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What role do historians play?

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  • Interpret facts
  • Establish timelines
  • Analyze causes
  • Provide context, meaning, and organization
17
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What is the significance of understanding the continuity and coherence in history?

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It helps to create a comprehensive narrative of human experiences over time.

18
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What are the characteristics of primary sources?

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  • Created by individuals directly involved in an event
  • Can be written, visual, oral, or material artifacts
19
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What types of documents are considered narrative primary sources?

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  • Diaries
  • Films
  • Biographies
  • Philosophical works
20
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What is the purpose of evaluating historical sources?

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  • Ensure accuracy
  • Establish reliability
  • Understand context
21
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What does the term ‘Pantayong Pananaw’ refer to?

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Zeus Salazar’s concept of internal discourse for Filipinos in historiography