ROMERO, JOHN JOSEPH S.

03/16/20

MT 13-B1

TASK SHEET #01

Directions: Answer the following questions briefly.

1. How important is history to mankind?

 Sociologist have defined history as the study of life in society in the past, in all its

aspects, in relation to present developments and future hopes.it focuses on the

story of man in the, an inquiry into the authenticity and credibility of an event.

 History is important to mankind because if there’s no mankind history is nothing,

the one who study history is the man so, mankind and history is interrelated to

each other.

2. Differentiate primary sources and secondary sources.

 Primary sources mean sources that came from artifacts, documents, dairy,

manuscript, autobiography, recording, or any other sources of information that

was created at the time under study, in short it is direct evidence.

 Secondary sources are a document or recording that relates or discusses

information originally presented elsewhere, in short it is indirect evidence.

3. Why is it more credible and reliable to use the primary sources?

 It is more credible and reliable to use primary sources than secondary sources

because secondary sources can be edited or corrupted by other people.