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    This document provides an overview of Chapter 1 (Background of the Study) from the textbook "Readings in Philippine History". It includes 5 lessons that define key concepts: Lesson 1.1 discusses the meaning and relevance of history; Lesson 1.2 covers the importance of history; Lesson 1.3 examines the relationships between history and other social sciences. Lesson 1.4 classifies historical resources as primary or secondary sources. Lesson 1.5 distinguishes between primary and secondary sources. The chapter aims to establish foundational understanding of history as a discipline for studying the Philippines.

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    This document provides an overview of Chapter 1 (Background of the Study) from the textbook "Readings in Philippine History". It includes 5 lessons that define key concepts: Lesson 1.1 discusses the meaning and relevance of history; Lesson 1.2 covers the importance of history; Lesson 1.3 examines the relationships between history and other social sciences. Lesson 1.4 classifies historical resources as primary or secondary sources. Lesson 1.5 distinguishes between primary and secondary sources. The chapter aims to establish foundational understanding of history as a discipline for studying the Philippines.

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    This document provides an overview of Chapter 1 (Background of the Study) from the textbook "Readings in Philippine History". It includes 5 lessons that define key concepts: Lesson 1.1 discusses the meaning and relevance of history; Lesson 1.2 covers the importance of history; Lesson 1.3 examines the relationships between history and other social sciences. Lesson 1.4 classifies historical resources as primary or secondary sources. Lesson 1.5 distinguishes between primary and secondary sources. The chapter aims to establish foundational understanding of history as a discipline for studying the Philippines.

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    Readings in

    Philippine
    History
    Prof. John Cliford M. Alvero
    Chapter 1
    Background of the Study
    Lesson 1.1. - Meaning and Relevance of History
    Lesson 1.2. - Importance of History
    Lesson 1.3. - Relationships of History with other Social Sciences
    Lesson 1.4. - Classification of Historical Resources

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    Readings in Philippine History
    CONTENTS:
    • Discovery journey of Magellan up to the Philippine
    Revolution outbreak
    • Main interest is focused on a few selected facts and
    episodes which are studied based on primary and
    secondary sources
    • Familiarity and appreciation of the vast storehouse of
    materials from which the history of the Philippines
    may be written

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    Lesson 1.1
    Meaning and relevance of History
    History is derived from the Greek term “historia” which means
    “inquiry or research”

    “History is a systematic account of a


    set of natural phenomena which are
    arranged in chronological order.”
    - Aristotle (Father of Logic)

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    Lesson 1.1
    Meaning and relevance of History
    “History is a never-ending dialogue
    of events between the past and the
    present.”
    - Herodotus (Father of History)

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    Lesson 1.2
    Importance of History
    Helps avoid the pitfalls of the
    Makes a person’s life richer and
    present by knowing the rise and
    fuller by giving meaning to the
    fall of the rulers, government
    books he reads
    and empires

    Importance of
    History

    Preserves cultural values of a


    nation and broadens person’s Enables a person to grasp his
    outlook in life by learning and relationship with the past
    understanding the various races

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    Lesson 1.3
    Relationship of History with other Social Sciences

    Political
    Science

    Psychology
    Geography
    and Ethics

    History

    Sociology Economics

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    Lesson 1.4
    Classification of Historical Resources
    A primary source is regarded as the source of the
    best evidence. This is because the data come from
    the testimony of able eye and eye witnesses to past
    events. They may also consist of actual objects used
    in the past which you can directly scrutinize or
    examine.

    Secondary sources are information supplied by a


    person who was not a direct observer or participant
    of the event, object, or condition

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    Lesson 1.5
    Distinction of Primary and Secondary Sources
    Primary Sources Secondary Sources
    Autobiography Biography
    Memoirs Encyclopedia
    Eyewitness Accounts Textbooks
    Diary Thesis
    Fossils Dissertations
    Relics Interviews
    Letters News Reports
    Photographs Movies
    Speeches News Articles
    Videos Scholarly journals
    Legal Documents Transcriptions
    Ornaments Almanacs
    Clothing Dictionaries
    Tools

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    Thank you!

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