History

• what is the greek word of "investigation" wgere this particular branch of study came from

  historia
• this study is a systematic account of a set of natural phenomena whether or not chronological ordering was a factor in an account

  history
• the german word meaning "the which happened" where this study stemmed from


  geschichte
• this is the branch that covers the story of government, political leaders, electoral activities, the making of policy, and the interaction of branches of government

  political history
• this branch studies the relations between nations, diplomats, and idea of diplomacy

  diplomatic history
• this branch studies the language and its users, the arts, the literature, sport, entertainment, in constructing cultural categories

  cultural history
• this branch studies how an entire system of production and consumption works, of markets, industry, credit, and working people at all levels of the system

  economic history
• this branch studies the ideology and epistemology, analyzing how ideas affect human actions, and how material world affects human ideas

  intellectual history
• this studies the history of ideas, history of human thought, intellectuals and their ideas

  intellectual history
• enumerate the two types of sources

  written, non written
• enumerate the two types of REsources

  primary, secondary
• enumerate the five branches of history

  political history, diplomatic history, cultural history, economic history, intellectual history
• this is the type of source that are published materials (book, journals, etc.) and manuscript (handwritten and unprinted; archival materials and memoirs)

  written sources
• this is the type of source that are published materials (book, journals, etc.) and manuscript (handwritten and unprinted; archival materials and memoirs)

  written sources
• this type of source includes oral history, artifacts, and fossils; received through word of mouth

  non written sources
• type of resource that includes testimony of an eye witness, direct evidence, first hand accounts of a particular topic or event; includes documents or physical objects written or created during the time of the study

  primary resources
• type of resource that interpreted and analyzed the primary resources or was based upon it; it conveys the experiences of others or seconhand information

  secondary resources
• greek term refers to the knowledge acquired by investigation, inquiry

  history
• father of history

  herodotus