POST TEST LESSON 1 HISTORY

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Froggy Jumps POST TEST LESSON 1 HISTORYOnline version Post test in Lesson 1 GEHIS101 by Jerome Isaiah Caldo 1 Materials produced by people or groups directly involved in a historical event or topic. a Primary Sources b Secondary Sources c Historiography 2 The study of history and how historical understanding and interpretations develop over time. a Corroboration b Historiography c Context Analysis 3 The process of checking whether a historical source is genuine or not. a External Criticism b Internal Criticism c Authenticity 4 The process of examining whether the information in a source is believable and reliable. a Provenance b Credibility c Context Analysis 5 The process of comparing information with independent sources to support historical claims. a Corroboration b Historiography c Context Analysis 6 The study of the time, place, situation, author, role, and purpose surrounding the creation of a historical document. a Historiography b Internal Criticism c Context Analysis 7 The problem of credibility that asks whether the information presented in a document is believable. a Internal Criticism b External Criticism c Primary Source

Froggy Jumps

POST TEST LESSON 1 HISTORYOnline version

Post test in Lesson 1 GEHIS101

by Jerome Isaiah Caldo

Materials produced by people or groups directly involved in a historical event or topic.

Primary Sources

Secondary Sources

Historiography

The study of history and how historical understanding and interpretations develop over time.

Corroboration

Historiography

Context Analysis

The process of checking whether a historical source is genuine or not.

External Criticism

Internal Criticism

Authenticity

The process of examining whether the information in a source is believable and reliable.

Provenance

Credibility

Context Analysis

The process of comparing information with independent sources to support historical claims.

Corroboration

Historiography

Context Analysis

The study of the time, place, situation, author, role, and purpose surrounding the creation of a historical document.

Historiography

Internal Criticism

Context Analysis

The problem of credibility that asks whether the information presented in a document is believable.

Internal Criticism

External Criticism

Primary Source

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POST TEST LESSON 1 HISTORY

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POST TEST LESSON 1 HISTORYOnline version

by Jerome Isaiah Caldo

Materials produced by people or groups directly involved in a historical event or topic.

The study of history and how historical understanding and interpretations develop over time.

The process of checking whether a historical source is genuine or not.

The process of examining whether the information in a source is believable and reliable.

The process of comparing information with independent sources to support historical claims.

The study of the time, place, situation, author, role, and purpose surrounding the creation of a historical document.

The problem of credibility that asks whether the information presented in a document is believable.

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