How to evaluate historical sources for usefulness

[@CioKsatrianto]

Main points: Know the topic being studied Read the source closely 1:25 A source is most useful if it provides explicit information about the topic 1:30 The source was made at the time of the event 1:35 The source was made by a creator with a valuable perspective Talk in degrees of usefulness Degrees of usefulness: - Very - Somewhat - Not very

[@JoshEscobar-u6z]

awesome video,

[@SunriseMoonfallCole]

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[@carolinekelly3415]

Thanks for sharing this information.

[@HistorySkills]

Glad it was helpful!

[@fabbeyonddadancer]

Can you do a video on the pros and cons of oral history y

[@jamnam7186]

Watching cuz one of my exam questions has how useful a source is ?

[@william_bp]

NCEA?

[@jamnam7186]

@@william_bp nope gcses :)

[@mpumiiee6642]

Thank you!!

[@HistorySkills]

You're welcome!

[@glory4979]

Really useful, erned a sub :)

[@HistorySkills]

Thanks for the sub!

[@Lemonade_Aci]

Thank you

[@debjohns4051]

Very Useful :}

[@Tata-ps4gy]

Hi! I am watching all your videos. Why do you always consider experts as reliable sources? They can make mistakes like everyone else, they are removed from the time period, modern ideologies create huge biases, and the confidence given by years if study and academic hierarchy can easly make them overconfident.

[@lordfarquartthe2nd88]

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