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Historians assess the reliability of a manuscript by examining several key factors: the manuscript's provenance, or its history of ownership and transmission; its textual consistency with other known sources; and the context in which it was created, including the author's background and the time period. They also analyze the manuscript's physical characteristics, such as the materials used and any signs of alteration or forgery. Additionally, historians may use linguistic and stylistic analysis to evaluate the authenticity and coherence of the text.
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Compare and contrast the Northern and Mediterranean Renaissance?
No need, it was the same thing. Historians are only now splitting them for 'the want of something to do', in my opinion.
How have recent historians changed the way people view history?
Historians of today and those of the past base their writings on many factors, one unfortunately is a bias they may or may not be aware of. One thing is a certainty, all historians have a cultural background that differs in many ways from one another. Clearly there will be different views of various past events depending on a variety of factors. Historians of today's Russia will have different views of the history of the Soviet Union, depending upon their political bias or lack of them. The ordinary person, one without a political or cultural bias will now as in the past, believe the "history" that best suits themselves. Of course, there is no consensus of how people of any particular period of time, viewed history. There are too many variables, too many different peoples, too many different time periods. What is clear today as it has always been, historians have written different versions of the same periods of time and events. There can be no proven way to determine if recent historians have changed the way people view history. This is true if only based on intellectual thought. There can be no "proof" for lack of a better term that anything has changed because the historians of today have the same views, accurate or inaccurate today as in the past. Any historian or student of history will agree to that,.
What was the name of the empire founded by Charlemagne?
He founded what historians call the Carolingian empire. Some people rather loosely refer to it as the Holy Roman Empire. It called itself the Empire of the Romans, which was confusing because it was not the only country of the time to do so.
Why do historians refer to Augustus reign as the principate?
Historians refer to the reign of Augustus, and all other imperial reigns for that matter, as the principate because it is an accurate description of the form of government. They don't refer to it as the "empire" as Rome was already an empire for at least 200 years before Augustus. The term principate, comes from the only title Augustus took for himself which was "princeps" meaning "first citizen".Historians refer to the reign of Augustus, and all other imperial reigns for that matter, as the principate because it is an accurate description of the form of government. They don't refer to it as the "empire" as Rome was already an empire for at least 200 years before Augustus. The term principate, comes from the only title Augustus took for himself which was "princeps" meaning "first citizen".Historians refer to the reign of Augustus, and all other imperial reigns for that matter, as the principate because it is an accurate description of the form of government. They don't refer to it as the "empire" as Rome was already an empire for at least 200 years before Augustus. The term principate, comes from the only title Augustus took for himself which was "princeps" meaning "first citizen".Historians refer to the reign of Augustus, and all other imperial reigns for that matter, as the principate because it is an accurate description of the form of government. They don't refer to it as the "empire" as Rome was already an empire for at least 200 years before Augustus. The term principate, comes from the only title Augustus took for himself which was "princeps" meaning "first citizen".Historians refer to the reign of Augustus, and all other imperial reigns for that matter, as the principate because it is an accurate description of the form of government. They don't refer to it as the "empire" as Rome was already an empire for at least 200 years before Augustus. The term principate, comes from the only title Augustus took for himself which was "princeps" meaning "first citizen".Historians refer to the reign of Augustus, and all other imperial reigns for that matter, as the principate because it is an accurate description of the form of government. They don't refer to it as the "empire" as Rome was already an empire for at least 200 years before Augustus. The term principate, comes from the only title Augustus took for himself which was "princeps" meaning "first citizen".Historians refer to the reign of Augustus, and all other imperial reigns for that matter, as the principate because it is an accurate description of the form of government. They don't refer to it as the "empire" as Rome was already an empire for at least 200 years before Augustus. The term principate, comes from the only title Augustus took for himself which was "princeps" meaning "first citizen".Historians refer to the reign of Augustus, and all other imperial reigns for that matter, as the principate because it is an accurate description of the form of government. They don't refer to it as the "empire" as Rome was already an empire for at least 200 years before Augustus. The term principate, comes from the only title Augustus took for himself which was "princeps" meaning "first citizen".Historians refer to the reign of Augustus, and all other imperial reigns for that matter, as the principate because it is an accurate description of the form of government. They don't refer to it as the "empire" as Rome was already an empire for at least 200 years before Augustus. The term principate, comes from the only title Augustus took for himself which was "princeps" meaning "first citizen".
Were the benadictine monks the most popular in the dark ages?
The term "Dark Ages" is no longer used among historians; the period is today known as the Saxon/Viking era.During this time the Benedictine Order was the only order of monks in western Europe, so popular or not, that's all there was.
What are the rituals of the Illuminati?
There are none now, and only a very select few experts of Age of Enlightenment historians could even say with any degree of reliability. The group has not existed for over 200 years.
How is software reliability related to hardware reliability and failure intensity?
why readabilities only for hardware not software
What is the antonym for manuscript?
I think it would be cursive because manuscript is when you type in print so the only other way of writing would be cursive.
What is a challenging sentence using the word manuscript?
When people write books they use manuscripts.
What does anopisthograph?
nouna manuscript, parchment, or book having writing on only one side of the leaves.
What is inter-reliability?
I think inter reliaiblity is when you are consistent as a researcher in coding something, so you're the only one coding it, so you should have good inter rater reliability. If you have multiple coders of something, and you have high agreement among coders, then you have good inter-rater reliability.
Describe a time when you demonstrated your reliability or integrity at work?
Only you can do this.
What were the only two foods historians are certain were on the menu?
Wildfowl and corn are the only two foods that historians are certain were on the menu at the first Harvest.
What is the verb in the sentence there are only two authenticated copies of this manuscript?
The verb in the sentence is "are." It is a form of the verb "to be" indicating the existence or presence of something.
What does reliability mean in terms of accounting?
Reliability is a basic accounting principle, known also as the objectivity principle. The principle means that only transactions that can be verified will be entered into a company's books.
What were the only two foods on historians are certain were on the menu?
Venison and Wild Fowl
What were only two foods historians are certain were on the menu?
Venison and Wild Fowl
