Pictorial History
World history help please!!?
An example of data that a historian would use is _____.
weather data
pictorial data
mineral data
I need help!
Choose all that apply.
From the lesson material, in what places would a historian find data?
archives
geography of an area
weather and climate
libraries
To improve the conclusions from the analyzed data, the historian should include personal bias in his findings.
True
False
part2;Why are secondary sources important to the study of history?
These sources include bones and weapons.
These sources provide information written by other authors.
Museums usually contain the majority of these sources.
Part 3; What two main types of sources does a historian use?
bones and pottery
maps and secondary
primary and secondary
First question: Pictorial is probably the best answer although weather and mineral data can be useful to a historian as well.
Second question: Archives and libraries are the stronger choices, but geography, weather and climate data can be useful in some kinds of research.
Third question: False. A historian should try to keep personal bias out of his/her conclusions. Some cultural bias is bound to sneak in however.
Part Two: Secondary sources are those written by other authors.
Part Three: Primary and secondary sources.
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