METHODS OF RESEARCH
HISTORICAL RESEARCH
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Identify and use a variety of sources to gather information:
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Pause and ensure the data collected is related and reliable to your research.
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The researcher must look for trends and patterns worth answering
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None of the above
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Detailed explanation-1: -The careful application of historical methods can overcome some of these limitations. A seven-step methodology is proposed: begin with focusing questions, specify the domain, gather evidence, critique the evidence, determine patterns, tell the story, and write the transcript.
Detailed explanation-2: -Historical research methods primarily involve collecting information from primary and secondary sources. While differences exist between these sources, organizations and institutions can use both types of sources to assess historical events and provide proper context comprehensively.
Detailed explanation-3: -Internal Criticism: the process of determining the reliability and accuracy of the information contained in the source.
Detailed explanation-4: -Step 1: Developing a Paperwork Management System. Step 2: Selecting a Topic. Step 3: Background Reading for Historical Context. Step 4: Narrowing Your Topic. Step 5: Gathering and Recording Information. Step 6: Analyzing and Interpreting Sources and the Topic’s Significance in History. Step 7: Developing a Thesis. More items