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How can personal biases and points of view influence historians
when they are studying evidence?
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A. They can lead historians to arrive at very different
interpretations of an event.
B. They can prevent historians from forming their own theses
about an event.
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c. They can make it impossible to identify the historical
context surrounding an event.
D. They can make it difficult for historians to write historical
essays about an event.
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Answer:

A. They can lead historians to arrive at very different interpretations of an event

Explanation:

If they have an opinion about it they are more likely to write about what they think of the event rather than what really happened

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Personal Biases and Points of View can influence Historians to arrive at different interpretations of an event. Option A is the correct answer.

How do Personal Biases influence Historians?

  • While studying an event in History, and the evidences brought about in the process, it is possible that personal biases and differences in points of view could alter the way a historian interprets the event.
  • These biases maybe be developed in the Historian during the discovery of the data, or it may pre-exist.
  • It may happen with the intention of manipulating the data to prove one's theses, or accidentally, without forethought.
  • This is why, while studying or writing History, objectivity is emphasized very strongly.

Thus it is clear that personal biases can affect interpretations of events in History.

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