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How does internal criticism primarily assess the reliability of a historical source?
How does internal criticism primarily assess the reliability of a historical source?
- By confirming the author's handwriting matches other known samples.
- By evaluating the accuracy and credibility of its content. (correct)
- By comparing the document's age to similar artifacts.
- By verifying the physical condition of the document.
In analyzing the Rizal retraction controversy, how does understanding the historical context aid in a more nuanced assessment?
In analyzing the Rizal retraction controversy, how does understanding the historical context aid in a more nuanced assessment?
- It allows judging Rizal based on modern ethical standards.
- It helps to understand the urgency, influences, and potential motivations surrounding the event. (correct)
- It confirms that historical truths can be assessed through modern interpretation.
- It justifies disregarding conflicting primary source accounts.
During the Galleon Trade, what economic dynamic characterized the Philippines?
During the Galleon Trade, what economic dynamic characterized the Philippines?
- Local industries flourished due to financial prosperity.
- Manila transformed into a trade hub dependent on Spain's economic policies. (correct)
- The Philippines achieved economic independence and industrial growth.
- The Philippines operated in isolation from international markets.
According to Zeus A. Salazar, what constitutes 'kasaysayan'?
According to Zeus A. Salazar, what constitutes 'kasaysayan'?
Why should historians exercise caution when formulating generalizations?
Why should historians exercise caution when formulating generalizations?
What is the significance of primary sources in historical writing?
What is the significance of primary sources in historical writing?
How does understanding historical perspective contribute to a more comprehensive analysis of events?
How does understanding historical perspective contribute to a more comprehensive analysis of events?
According to Michael Crichton, how is a person without history characterized?
According to Michael Crichton, how is a person without history characterized?
What role does archaeology play in contributing to historical knowledge?
What role does archaeology play in contributing to historical knowledge?
When analyzing historical events, what encompasses the 'political context'?
When analyzing historical events, what encompasses the 'political context'?
Which of the following statements accurately describes the purpose of source criticism in historical research?
Which of the following statements accurately describes the purpose of source criticism in historical research?
How does history contribute to the development of critical thinking skills?
How does history contribute to the development of critical thinking skills?
According to Seixas and Morton, achieving historical perspective entails:
According to Seixas and Morton, achieving historical perspective entails:
What does 'presentism' refer to, within the context of historical analysis?
What does 'presentism' refer to, within the context of historical analysis?
In understanding differing historical perspectives, which event is often cited as an example?
In understanding differing historical perspectives, which event is often cited as an example?
Flashcards
Origin of the word 'history'?
Origin of the word 'history'?
From the Greek word 'historia'
Meaning of ἱστορία (is.to'ri.a)?
Meaning of ἱστορία (is.to'ri.a)?
Inquiry or learning through research.
What is etymology?
What is etymology?
The study of the origin of words and how their meanings have changed over time.
Who is the "Father of History"?
Who is the "Father of History"?
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First known written document in Philippine history?
First known written document in Philippine history?
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What does the study of history primarily rely on?
What does the study of history primarily rely on?
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How should history be studied, according to Robin George Collingwood?
How should history be studied, according to Robin George Collingwood?
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What did Edward Hawlett Carr argue history is?
What did Edward Hawlett Carr argue history is?
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The Filipino term “kasaysayan” is derived from 'saysay' which means what?
The Filipino term “kasaysayan” is derived from 'saysay' which means what?
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Zeus A. Salazar defined “kasaysayan” as?
Zeus A. Salazar defined “kasaysayan” as?
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Where was Laguna Copperplate Inscription discovered?
Where was Laguna Copperplate Inscription discovered?
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According to Louis R. Gottschalk, what is true about history?
According to Louis R. Gottschalk, what is true about history?
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Why is it important to understand history?
Why is it important to understand history?
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According to Jose Rizal, to foretell a nation's destiny, one must:
According to Jose Rizal, to foretell a nation's destiny, one must:
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Which of the following is NOT a reason why history is important?
Which of the following is NOT a reason why history is important?
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Study Notes
- The word "history" originates from Greek.
- In ancient Greek, ἱστορία (is.to'ri.a) means inquiry or learning through research.
- Etymology is the study of the origin of words and how their meanings have changed over time.
- Herodotus is considered the "Father of History."
- The Laguna Copperplate Inscription is the first known written document in Philippine history.
- The study of history primarily relies on written records.
- Robin George Collingwood believed history should be studied by re-enacting the past in one's mind.
- Edward Hawlett Carr argued that history is a continuous interaction between the historian and facts.
- The Filipino term "kasaysayan" is derived from "saysay," meaning meaning or significance.
- Zeus A. Salazar defined "kasaysayan" as a narrative of past events significant to one's own society.
- The Laguna Copperplate Inscription was discovered in Lumban, Laguna.
- Louis R. Gottschalk stated that only a part of what was observed and remembered is recorded in history.
- It is important to understand history to understand the causes and events that shaped the present.
- Jose Rizal said, "To foretell a nation's destiny, one must open the book that tells her past."
- Forgetting the past is not a reason why history is important.
- History provides a sense of identity teaching about our origins and heritage.
- Michael Crichton emphasized that without history, a person is like a leaf that doesn't know it is part of a tree.
- History develops critical thinking skills by analyzing information and detecting biases.
- Periodization classifies the past according to blocks of time.
- Political history focuses on politics and governance in the past.
- History based on geographical locations studies events in specific places.
- Archeology contributes to history by studying material remains of past human life and activities.
- Jose Rizal said, "The more you know about the past, the better prepared you are for the future."
- Historiography is the study of how historians write and interpret history.
- In China, historiography is traditionally based on dynastic cycles.
- Marxist historiography is primarily concerned with class struggles and economic conditions.
- Religion, culture, and political ideologies all influence historiography.
- The historical method is the process of examining and analyzing past records for authenticity and credibility.
- Historians must be careful in making generalizations to avoid basing them on inconclusive and inadequate sources.
- Primary sources are created by direct participants or witnesses of an event.
- Secondary sources interpret and analyze primary sources.
- Martha Howell and Walter Prevenier defined sources as "artifacts that have been left by the past."
- Sources are considered the lifeblood of history because they provide the evidence needed to write reliable accounts of the past.
- The main purpose of source criticism in historical research is to test the genuineness and credibility of a source.
- External criticism involves checking the physical attributes of a document.
- Internal criticism focuses on the accuracy and credibility of the content when evaluating a historical source.
- External criticism typically asks, "Who produced the source?".
- In internal criticism, the credibility of the author is assessed by asking who produced the source.
- The National Library of the Philippines preserves manuscripts of Jose Rizal's novels.
- The National Archives of the Philippines primarily serves as a repository for primary sources of Philippine history.
- One key function of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines is to promote Philippine history and cultural heritage.
- Content analysis primarily evaluates the reliability of historical information.
- Internal criticism examines the accuracy of statements made in the document.
- The National Museum of the Philippines focuses on the conservation of cultural properties.
- The National Historical Commission of the Philippines is responsible for the preservation of historical landmarks in the Philippines.
- Evaluating if statements within a document align with known historical facts is part of external criticism.
- A point of view is a belief or opinion based on prior knowledge and experience.
- Understanding the point of view in history is referred to as historical perspective.
- The 1872 Cavite Mutiny is an event used as an example of differing historical perspectives.
- Mariano Gomes, Jose Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora were executed as a result of the 1872 Cavite Mutiny.
- Sgt. Fernando La Madrid led the uprising at the Cavite Arsenal in 1872.
- According to the Spanish version, the Cavite Mutiny was an attempt to overthrow the Spanish government.
- The Filipino perspective of the Cavite Mutiny views it as a rebellion for independence.
- Trinidad Hermenigildo Pardo de Tavera wrote the Filipino version of the Cavite Mutiny.
- The Philippine Revolution of 1896 was inspired by the execution of GOMBURZA.
- The 1872 Cavite Mutiny inspired Jose Rizal to write El Filibusterismo.
- Historical perspective helps understand the context and motives of people in the past.
- It is important to have broad knowledge of a historical issue to strengthen arguments and evaluate differing points of view.
- The 1872 Cavite Mutiny contributed to the grand narrative of Philippine history by paving the way to the 1898 Philippine Independence.
- According to Seixas and Morton, historical perspective involves seeing through the eyes of people who lived in different times.
- The goal of historical perspective is to increase understanding of the present and future by learning from the past.
- Understanding the Industrial Revolution as a response to economic and social conditions of its time is an example of using historical perspective.
- Without historical perspective, the Industrial Revolution might be misunderstood as a simple event without cause-and-effect relationships.
- In historical perspective, "presentism" is judging past events by today's standards.
- Ignoring differences between past and present is NOT part of the historical perspective process.
- The first step in analyzing historical perspective is to identify the historical context, including the time period and cultural norms.
- Historical context is important to understand what motivated people's actions.
- Historical context includes social, religious, economic, and political conditions.
- Rizal's retraction controversy is highlighted as a contentious topic.
- Fr. Manuel Garcia, C.M. discovered the alleged "original" text of Rizal's retraction.
- The "original" text of Rizal's retraction was discovered in 1935.
- Fr. Balaguer Llacer, S.J. was the primary eyewitness who claimed to have secured Rizal's retraction.
- The book Rizal allegedly gave to Josephine Bracken was De La Imitacion de Cristo.
- The cross mentioned in Rizal's final writings is significant to Christianity.
- León María Guerrero III, Nick Joaquin, Gregorio Zaide, and Ambeth Ocampo affirmed the authenticity of the retraction.
- Austin Coates strongly opposed the authenticity of the retraction.
- What was questionable about Rizal's burial was that it was unconfessed and unrepentant.
- Doubts arose regarding the authenticity of the marriage due to a lack of witnesses from Rizal's family.
- The Rizal retraction controversy is significant in Philippine history because it influences the perception of Rizal's character.
- Understanding the urgency and impact of the event helps achieve when analyzing Rizal's retraction through historical context.
- Historical context refers to the environment that influences events, ideas, and perspectives during a specific period.
- Historical context is important as it provides deeper meaning and helps avoid anachronistic interpretations.
- Personal feelings is not an element of historical context.
- The political context in historical analysis refers to government structures, policies, and power dynamics.
- The Galleon Trade demonstrated the impact of economic context on Philippine society.
- There are four different versions of the retraction is what challenges the authenticity of Rizal's retraction document.
- Filipino customs and traditions impacting nationalist movements is an example of social and cultural context influencing history.
- Spanish colonial government decrees and laws would be most relevant to study the political context of Rizal's time.
- Dependency on Spain and transformation of Manila into a trade hub best describes the economic context of the Philippines during the Galleon Trade.
- Understanding historical context is essential in analyzing primary and secondary sources, which allows for more objective and accurate interpretations.
- Kartilya ng Katipunan written by Emilio Jacinto is a primary source.
- A history textbook discussing the Philippine Revolution is a secondary source.
- Jose Rizal's original manuscript of Noli Me Tangere is a primary source.
- An academic journal article interpreting the legacy of the Malolos Congress is a secondary source.
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