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This requires a subjective answer, as many historians have pointed out. With that said, one main job of a historian is to search for facts about the topic or area that is being studied. The research for facts should be unbiased. If a bias is intended, then the historian needs to inform the reader of this. For example, a historian wants to write about Marxist interpretations of World War II. In such a publication the historian must say whether he/she is a Marxist or not.
Study and research; experience will boost what is studied (experience will help filter out the facts from fiction).
Both a detective and an historian seek out facts. They both gather information of what has happened in the past. The detective tries to solve crimes that has all ready taken place. An historian tries to solve historical events, and gain an insight into people's lives, places they lived in, how they survived, and events that happened to them in history.
important facts that happen in the past events that are record
He was the first black to break Babe Ruth`s Home Run record!
Imagination
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Imagination. Historians use facts to piece together events from the past, while novelists use imagination to create fictional stories and characters.
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This requires a subjective answer, as many historians have pointed out. With that said, one main job of a historian is to search for facts about the topic or area that is being studied. The research for facts should be unbiased. If a bias is intended, then the historian needs to inform the reader of this. For example, a historian wants to write about Marxist interpretations of World War II. In such a publication the historian must say whether he/she is a Marxist or not.
This requires a subjective answer, as many historians have pointed out. With that said, one main job of a historian is to search for facts about the topic or area that is being studied. The research for facts should be unbiased. If a bias is intended, then the historian needs to inform the reader of this. For example, a historian wants to write about Marxist interpretations of World War II. In such a publication the historian must say whether he/she is a Marxist or not.
external critisism
external critisism
external critisism
It helps historians to remember to check other sources for facts.
external critisism
Historians are like detectives because they both gather and analyze evidence to piece together a coherent narrative. Historians search for clues in primary sources such as documents and artifacts, just like detectives collect evidence at a crime scene. Both use critical thinking skills to construct a logical explanation for past events based on the information available to them.