History and Sources Quiz

An object made or shaped by humans, like tools or art.

Evidence not documented in written form, including archaeology and oral histories.

An original document or object created during the time being studied, providing firsthand evidence.

A work that interprets or analyzes primary sources, created by someone not present at the events.

Include diaries, letters, music, interviews, and original works from the time of study.

The term for history in the mother tongue, emphasizes uniqueness and identity of a group.

A glimpse of the past, rather than the entire past itself.

Artifacts and ecofacts that reveal cultural aspects of a past civilization.

Folklore, legends, and tales passed down by word of mouth.

Photographs, art, videos, and sound recordings serving as historical documentation.

The process of piecing together past events using available materials.

History aids in moral understanding, identity, and good citizenship.

Artifacts from the past that inform us about previous societies.

Belief that historians should seek objective truth without interpretation.

The study of how history is written and interpreted by historians.

Study of human activities in the past; unique and changing discipline.

A sequence of significant events over time, as defined by Merriam-Webster.

Sees history as a process to understand the past and its meanings.

A systematic account investigating natural phenomena and human actions.

Notable historian and retired professor known for his work on Philippine history.

Sources that summarize and digest information from primary and secondary sources.

Evaluating the authenticity and form of a document to identify forgeries or misinterpretations.

Evaluating the credibility and content of a source, including author identification and corroboration.

An error in chronology, placing something in the wrong time period.

Confirming the validity of a document through independent testimonies from reliable witnesses.

Analysis, interpretation, and evaluation of literary works.