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What is the period of events before the invention of writing systems called?
What is the period of events before the invention of writing systems called?
- History
- Mythology
- Prehistory (correct)
- Cultural heritage
What do historians use to seek knowledge of the past?
What do historians use to seek knowledge of the past?
- Scientific theories and predictions
- Oral accounts and legends
- Artifacts and ecological markers (correct)
- Only written documents
How do historians describe, examine, and analyze past events?
How do historians describe, examine, and analyze past events?
- By presenting unverified stories
- Using a narrative to describe, examine, question, and analyze (correct)
- By using scientific theories alone
- Using only written documents
What is the key difference between history and myth?
What is the key difference between history and myth?
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What do historians debate about in relation to historical events?
What do historians debate about in relation to historical events?
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Pre-Writing Period
- The period of events before the invention of writing systems is called Prehistory.
Historical Research
- Historians use archaeological evidence, oral traditions, and written records to seek knowledge of the past.
Historical Methodology
- Historians describe, examine, and analyze past events using a systematic and methodical approach.
History vs. Myth
- The key difference between history and myth is that history is based on verifiable evidence, whereas myth is a legendary narrative.
Historical Debates
- Historians debate about the interpretation and meaning of historical events, as well as the significance and impact of these events on the present.
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