Methodology of History | Set 2
1. ………………is otherwise known as ‘argument from silence’.
2. ……………., the famous Greek philosopher defined “History as the
account of the unchanging past”
3. The Renaissance scholar …………defined “History as a discipline that
makes men wise”
4. …………says that “History is nothing but the biography of great men”
5. ……………….viewed that “History is past politics and present politics is
future history”.
6. …………….considers “History as the unfolding story of human freedom”.
7. ………………declared that “History is a science, no less and no more”.
8. …………….wrote that “History is a science of man in time”.
9. The Italian historian………says that “all history is contemporary history”.
10. ……………..defined history as the presentation, in chronological order of
successive developments in the means and relations of production.
11. The concept of Universal History was initiated by the Medieval Arab
Historians …………………
12. The term ‘philosophy of history’ was introduced by ……………..
13. Troeltsch used …………….. to mean a tendency to view all knowledge
and all forms of experience in the context of historical change.
14. “Origins of historicism” was written by ………………
15. Who was the author of the book ‘Poverty of Historicism?’
16. Karl Marx’s Interpretattion of History generally known as ……………
17. Who wrote that History of all hitherto existing society is the history of
class struggles?
18. The concept of Orientalism was developed by the ………………
19. ‘If no evidence survived no fact at all’who said.
20. on what is history, why history and rethinking history-these books are
written by …………………
21. ……………., the French historian’s book is ‘what is history for’?
22. Christian Thomson was a Danish ………………….
23. ………..….is the study of coin like objects such as token coins and medals.
24. The study of paper money is called ……………….
25. What distinguishes historians from the collector of historical fact is
generalization?
26. Alessandro Fortelli was an ……………….
27. …………..is not gossip, hearsay or rumer; it is history of the people,
created by the people
28. ……………..is course of reasoning aimed at demonstrating a truth or
falsehood.
29. …………….asserts that the truth of the conclusion is supported by
premise.
30. A ………….. is an invalid argument that appears valid or a valid
argument with distinguished assumptions.
31. The word …………….. comes from the Latin word for kidnapping.
32. …………….. is a written document describing the findings of some
individuals or group.
33. …………….., simply is any meeting for an exchange of ideas.
34. A ……………. paper is a type of academic writing that requires more
theoretical understanding.
35. The collection of historical records or the physical place where the
historical records are located is known as?
36. A person who works in Archives is called?
37. The study and practice of organising, preserving and providing access
to information and materials in archives is called?
38. ………………..….. is the collection of raw data in natural settings.
39. In the card system, the lower left corner of a card is used to write …………
40. In the card system, the upper central portion of a card is used to write....
41. …………… helps for quick analysis of important terms, names and
places occurring in a text?
42. References given in the foot notes should first state the ………….
43. “Ibid” denotes ……………..
44. “opcit” denotes ……………
45. . ………… contains a lot of information about the relevant topic which
are not given place in foot notes for want of space.
46. The word Bibliography is derived from the _______ word ‘Biblio’ which means book.
47. The technique of data collection is called?
48. The books written by various historians are put in the category of?
49. Which type of criticism is used by a scholar to examine whether the records are forged or distorted?
50. In which type of criticism the scholar examines the credibility of a
document or collected data?
51. ……………. is an inductive process in which one goes from the particular to the general, infers the unknown from the known.
52. …………. is referred to the systematic empirical investigation of social phenomenon with the support of statistical or mathematical techniques.
53. Which is the most frequently used qualitative research approach?
54. ………… is concerned with joining, grouping, arranging explaining and interpreting the historical data.