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History 101: how we know the past
How historians work with sources, and why accounts of the same past differ.
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KCO-HIS-14 · Foundations · 6 h · Open for enrolment on study.kurds.global
Academy · course · History · Faculty of History, Memory and Humanities · Open for enrolment on study.kurds.global
History 101: how we know the past
How historians work with sources, and why accounts of the same past differ.
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from the Academy catalogue- Course code
- KCO-HIS-14
- School
- History
- Faculty
- Faculty of History, Memory and Humanities
- Level
- Foundations
- Hours
- 6 h (estimated)
- Audience
- Everyone from about age 14: young people, adults, parents and newcomers. No prior knowledge is needed.
- Prerequisites
- none listed
- Enrolment
- open
- Learning platform
- Open for enrolment on study.kurds.global
Verify, add a source or report
Outline
4 modulesOutline readyWhat you can do after
- Tell a primary source from a secondary source.
- Date and place a source, and ask who made it and why.
- Compare two accounts of one event fairly.
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labels and checks- verifiedA figure or claim read at its primary source by a steward or checkers from at least two communities.
- secondaryA figure or claim cited through a reviewed work rather than read at its primary source.
- to verifyA figure or claim whose source has not yet been read; it stays in the verification queue.
- unknownNo source yet. We show unknown, not a guess.
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