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UK Class 10
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Subject:
History
History
Q1.
What is historical causation?
Answer:
Historical causation is the analysis of the different factors that contributed to an event or development and the relative importance of those factors.
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Q2.
What is historical continuity and change?
Answer:
Continuity refers to aspects of society that remain relatively stable over time, while change refers to developments or transformations that occur.
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Q3.
Why should historians consider the purpose of a historical source?
Answer:
The purpose can influence what information the creator included, omitted or emphasised, helping historians assess the source's reliability and limitations.
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Q4.
What is corroboration in history?
Answer:
Corroboration is the process of comparing different pieces of evidence to see whether they support, contradict or qualify one another.
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Q5.
Why can a source be useful even if it is biased?
Answer:
A biased source can still reveal valuable information about the attitudes, beliefs, intentions and perspectives of the person or organisation that produced it.