How does a historian determine the validity of an interpretation?

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Timbillstrom · Answer 1 · 2023-11-17T17:28:22+0000

After interpreting a source, historians consider whether or not the source is trustworthy and reliable based on the author's point of view, or general attitude about people or life. 2. Authors of primary sources decide what information is important and what to include based on their points of view.

DFG · Answer 2 · 2023-11-22T02:44:41+0000

Answer: Chronicled legitimacy is based on the historian’s translation of extant composed writings through the application of apparatuses and strategies created by proficient history specialists and by translating the writings in connection to other writings.

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