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Hello everyone Avenue Historia

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Back again with me Fatur and this time

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we will learn history again

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Well if it's been a long time we have

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n't discussed the materials

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in historical science, especially

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in history lessons, well this time I

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want to teach you again

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starting from the introduction to historical science,

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well in this lesson,

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friends, we will discuss

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about the history of martian, the definition of

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history according to experts, elements in

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history, the concept of history, ways of thinking,

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methods in history and auxiliary sciences

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in history, friends Well let

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's start Ah from the beginning of

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history, well one word or one

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big question for us What is

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history, we will be more confused, why is

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there a true science of history,

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what is it actually, right Well so

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by definition the word history comes

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from the Arabic word, namely syajaratun, which

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means tree, in Arabic

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history is called theory,

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there is no workshop Thoriq in

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Indonesian means time or

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calendar, the word weapon is also more

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suitable in Greek, namely Historia,

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which means science or smart people and

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then in English it becomes

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history Well then there are also

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other languages ​​that they Joni task size which

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means it has happened in other words

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history is a series of events

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that have occurred in the past The past that

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has been experienced by mankind ngerap

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man history is an event that has

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happened that has been experienced by

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mankind then the definition of history according to

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the first expert dra.ec herodotus

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explains that history is a

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study that tells the rise and fall of

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society, national figures and civilization

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and the development of history according to

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herodotus is not something that

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goes forward, play ups and downs

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like a circle and the height and

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low are determined by

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age Well so herodotus he

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explains that true is rotating,

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rotating can be up or down, pleasure

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Well next Nuril uep02b Ibn

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Khaldun explains that history

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is a record of the general

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human society or human civilization that

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has occurred in the character or nature of

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society itself if according to

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roeslan abdulgani he explains that

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historical science is a branch of

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science that systematically examines and

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investigates the

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entire development of society

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and humanity in the past

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along with events with the intention

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of then critically assessing

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all the results of the research

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for the next which is used as a

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guideline for assessing

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and determining the current situation and the

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direction of the process to the future we can

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here it is as a guideline for assessing

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and determining the current situation and ar

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then the future so it is used as a

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guideline for history friends then

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younger brother understanding according to William Henry

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Wheels He explains that history

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emphasizes recording

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only meaningful and important things for humans

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so this history emphasizes

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recording the occurrence or

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important events that have

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passed and the records include

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human actions and experiences in the

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past and on important things

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so that it is a meaningful story

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remember Hendri explained that

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history is an event that is

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very meaningful to fill then

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we continue what are the characteristics of the minister of

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history so there are three

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skills history friends So the first

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history is unique

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Hi what is it since fast unique is still

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unique because this historical event

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only happens once and

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cannot be repeated second

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history is permanent meaning all

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historical events will not change

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or are permanent and will forever

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be an event that will be

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eternal that will be known by humans

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third history is important

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meaning is that historical events

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have meaning or significance for humans

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who study it well this is the characteristic

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of history full continue Well so

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there are elements in history that are banned

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What are the elements of direct review that are

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hit in themselves the

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first there are humans as the

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center of history itself in

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other words humans also play a role as

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figures which can determine various

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kinds of events that will happen well

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Therefore humans play a role as

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historical objects that can determine what

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will happen in history so

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this human is included in the elements of history

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Middle of this human can play a role as a

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historical object that can determine the

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story of history that is itself mythology

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died then there is space well a

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history of collapse is bound to a

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certain space or place that refers to the

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geographical aspect of geography itself

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minjo human activities and events

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that occur in the dimension of space with

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Adobe elements or dimensions of space-time

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space Sorry then it will provide an

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understanding to the reader about the

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events that historical events that

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become ryota for example as

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what fragrance like Borobudur Temple and

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Prambanan Temple make Feby share hater get

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space well it turns out there are places where

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a historical event has occurred

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so this outside is included in the

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elements of history Then there are times this

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is a very important element

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with the concept of history Because history

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discusses human activities in a

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certain period of time what is meant by Turn

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off the that is the time limits

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Hi systematic which consists of the

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beginning and end limits well like in history

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we will also discuss later

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about the elements of chapters and

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periodization which are closely related to the

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element of time delicious so remember yes

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elements in a day there are humans

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space and time in

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in in history it also has

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several concepts the first concept of

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history as a science history as a

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science has a prehistoric concept can

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explain again various evidence of

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Dimas's knowledge that angpau and

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explain events in the

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past in the past in your history

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also has empirical characteristics that

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have objects using theories and

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have their own methods the function of

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history is also inherent in the many

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things that can be learned from

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history both in terms of cultural science

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civilization technology as well as philosophy and

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other thoughts that is why

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this history becomes a scientific concept

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for mankind ya

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friends next this history

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has a concept as a

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historical story has an important meaning in

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human life ya friends

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no exception with history as a

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story what is meant is that history as a

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story appears with various forms of

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rising stories and narratives that can

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rebuild the spirit of

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past glory For example, Indonesia

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at the time before independence

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used narratives that

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our nation Lebang Sayang was superior as

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we know that there was Bang sama in the

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Majapahit Sriwijaya Mataram Kingdom and

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so on so it can emerge

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narratives and stories that are very

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interesting in history there is also a

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past event that is

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retold in the form of writing or

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narrative as I explained earlier

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then in The concept of history

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also has history as art, history

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as art, this is how the

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process of studying human life

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in the past ultimately

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becomes an important lesson

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for humanity in the

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future, then history also involves art

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which can make the reader

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enter the story itself, well, have

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you ever felt that if you

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hear history or read historical stories

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or even watch

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Hai pacita, history, you

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enter the story itself, such as

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war stories or

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post-independence stories or stories about

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our founding fathers who at that time

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carried out various struggles

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such as Tan Malaka Soekarno and it

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would be better if we also entered Nikita

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also felt what happened and there

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Well, so this is a concept where

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so far it has become an art, history

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also plays a role as a guide for humans

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both in the past and the present

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in creating various great works,

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also like paintings, statues, dances

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and performances Well, if we look

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back, the difference is that

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paintings, statues, dances, and even

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performances are taken from

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stories or historical stories

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from the past, we take the concept of

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singing, such as the painting of the Mona Lisa, the

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statue of Michael Angelo and

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so on, there are so many, so

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this history is very closely associated with art,

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respect

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hello Hello, how is the way of thinking

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in the history of the bumper of Pasjar? It has its

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own paradigm way of thinking. So, there are

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characteristics of thinking, so in

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this history, oh, previously,

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there were synchronic, diachronic, diachronic, and

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periodization in the characteristics of thinking

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synchronically. Synchronic means

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that we think broadly in

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space but limited in time. Well,

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as an example, we can see mint

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in the period when the nuances of the Proclamation of

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Indonesian Independence began at the

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beginning. Our founding fathers

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discussed the basic concept of

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the proclamation, then it was read by President

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Sukarno, former President Sukarno,

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and continued with the raising of the

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red and white flag. So the point is that

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this synchronic way of thinking is broad

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in free time but limited in

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time. Well, as an example, here we

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can know about the situation and atmosphere

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in Jakarta when

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the Proclamation of Independence on August 17, 1945, to

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be clear, they were discussing

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the concept first, then it was read by

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Engineer Sukarno, and in the end, the

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red and white flag was raised.

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Well, continuing with both of them, there is

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diachronic thinking, we can think in

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layers. This diachronic etymologically

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comes from Greek, namely dia and

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kronos, silent, meaning to pass or

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pass by. chronos means the sale of

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time thus Iron Man we can

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define diachronic for events

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whose process passes through the passage of

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time because the subject in history is

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related to everything in the

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perspective of time The point is that if it is

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diachronic it expands in space

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but narrows in time as an

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example we can see a case

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in World War II where at

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this time Germany began to invade

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Poland

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and began to conquer France and

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continued on December 7, 1941 when

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Japan attacked Pearl Harbor and

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finally on August 6 and 9, 1945,

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atomic bombs were dropped by America on the

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cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki So

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we can see this diachronic concept, it

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expands in time but narrows

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in space, different from synchronic

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if synchronic here is clear yes it

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expands in space but is limited in

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time while diachronic is

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expanding in time but is limited in

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space well diachronic thinking also means

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thinking chronologically with the order of

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adhering to something So if chronological

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is as a record of events

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that are ordered according to the time of occurrence

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such as Germany starting with invading

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Poland and France then

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continued with the bombing of

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Pearl Harbor by Japan and in

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the end it was done

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Hey bombing of two big cities by the

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United States, namely Hiroshima and

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Nagasaki, well chronology in

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historical events can help reconstruct the

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reconstruction of a

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historical event based on the

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sequence and the right time besides that it

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can also help compare

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historical events in the

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same time in different places

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related to the nyanmar event, well

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the last one is periodization, well

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what is this periodization Well periodization

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or chaptering is steam is

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one of the processes of structuring time in

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history by dividing it into several

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chapters as an example of this series period

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is used to chapter

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or group time based on the

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era Well we can here there is a period of

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chaptering Indonesia in the Hindu and

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Buddhist era then continued with the

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periodization in the

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Evoque era then continued

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with the era of the revolution for independence Well

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because of this, we can review

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past events

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as a whole in the

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political economy, economic, religious, social, and

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even cultural systems, friends, so we can

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see this How the political

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-economic system of the Hindu-Buddhist era

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progressed, recommended by the

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VOC occupation era Was this political and

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economic system more advanced than the

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Hindu-Buddhist era and so on so we

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can understand this thoroughly How the

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system politics, both political economy,

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trust, we can know and know

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the divisions, also the divisions, well,

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we will also be able to

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compare which one is

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better in this era, you know, continue, well,

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in history, it also has

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its methodology, the first place

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is heuristics Well, what is heuristics,

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eristic literally comes from

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Greek, namely Hai racing, which

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means to obtain or get born,

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this is the stage of collecting

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historical sources in glue, but

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also researchers collect

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data evidence related to the

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topics they want to search for or

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research topics they want to study, well,

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this heuristic is the first method

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carried out in historical research, at

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this stage, historical researchers search for

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and find the historical sources

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needed, so this route travel is

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the stage of collecting delicious data, after the

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data collection stage is complete, continue

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with Heroes, the theme of Adi Heri MF,

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this diuretic, there are two sources, friends,

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there are primary sources that come directly

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from historical actors, which can be in

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the form of inscriptions, manuscripts, and

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personal documents like this, or Man, there are

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secondary sources, namely sources that do not come

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from historical actors themselves,

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such as research notebooks and

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scientific journals,

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The Master, ah, eristic, there is a V2 method,

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namely verification, verification, this is

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proof of sources that

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have been collected in the previous stage

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in the process requires a mathematical critical attitude

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towards all sources that

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have been buried previously

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this verification aims to increase

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the accuracy and truth regarding

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something sought in history

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this verification activity can also prove the

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authenticity or counted

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historical sources both from written documents and

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historical actors sing Ahmad Well

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after verification will

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be done interpretation of this interpretation

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there are two here there is interpreted interpretation

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this there is eh sorry this is still in the

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criticism Sorry yes friends this This is a

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typo so there are two

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criticisms this criticism there is internal criticism and

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external criticism if in internal criticism

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this criticism means verified or Man

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verification this = a

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criticism

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Hi so there is internal criticism and

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external criticism So quiet this internal criticism he

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this is testing the credibility of the source

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both through information UC

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informants and checking missing information

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between informants well while if

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external criticism he emphasizes the

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aspects of accuracy and authenticity as well as

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colorizing Ellen data obtained

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personally data obtained

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such as proving the authenticity of a

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painting Statue or document historical actors

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so it is different if this tests the

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informant while if this is

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evidence and originality of the data

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and next is

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historiography historiography this is the

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stage The last in history is

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done by rewriting

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a historical event that has been

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researched previously. This process is done

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after historical researchers have finished

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researching something in

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history. Researchers are

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required to use

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good and correct theories and methodologies for writing history.

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Not carelessly in providing

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research results that are watched, not

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because in the end

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this will become a new understanding

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of history. So it should not be

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careless in interpreting

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history and rewriting

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history. Then there are several auxiliary sciences

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in history, but the first is

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anthropology, there is a science that

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studies aspects of community life

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and culture, archeology as a science

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that studies humans and cultures

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in the past, such as ancient tools,

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then there is iconography, where

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this science studies things like

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relief statues and statues and rap holes that

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contain symbols, yes,

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friends, if you find numismatics, it is

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about the science that studies

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money, yes, friends, such as

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Dali's building records and primitive money,

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for example, Ika money, Japanese money, Dutch money, this is

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discussed in this auxiliary science of

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numismatics, my friend, then

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DN nology, which is the science that studies the

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formation of culture and traditions.

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And then there is paleontology,

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paleontology, that is the science that studies

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ancient animals and plants through post-

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analysis. fossils there are epigraphy

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which is the study of certain

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ceramology the science that studies

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historical objects and ceramics and geology

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which is the science that studies the

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layers of the earth and philology which is the science

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that studies the language and

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culture of the historical institutions of a nation

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so that's it friends we have

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finished discussing again the

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basic concepts of historical science so this historical science

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turns out to have a meaning and also

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has elements have concepts have ways of

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thinking and methodology and

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supporting sciences n friends Well if friends

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here have questions or criticisms and

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suggestions please

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