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Answer 1

Answering the question, although there is no image attached in the question but I think the correct answer is it could help them develop a better understanding of past ideas.

Comparing and contrasting different viewpoints will enrich the source analysis. Getting to know how the source is could assist historians to clearly understand the context in which the event took place.

The source of this historic event could also help historians to ask certain questions like the ideologies that supported the event to occur and the impact it has on the society.

Further Explanation

In 1898, On February 15, the warship USS Maine exploded and sank Havana Harbor. This historic event took the lives of about 260 men on board. There were about 355 men on board when the battleship exploded and sank.

During this period, Cuban guerillas were fighting for the independence of Cuba from Spain. However, in 1898, a riot broke out in Havana and this prompted the United States, who was in support of Cuba to send the battleship to Havana.  

The battleship commanded by Captain Charles was sent by the United States to Havana as a show of strength.

Some of the important details of this historical event include

• The battleship USS Maine arrived Havana on January 25, 1898.
• The battleship exploded on January 15
• There were about 355 men on board
• About 260 men lost their lives
• There was also no concrete evidence to back up the claim that it was Spanish that caused the explosion

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Answer 2

The correct answer is B) It could help them develop a better understanding of past ideas.

A new point of view help historians to understand this report in that it could help them develop a better understanding of past ideas.

As new research is done about with historical topic, new or different information can be found that serve historians to compare the official version of the story with the new evidence. This, of course, can change history because new evidence can explain interrogations of the past. That is why it is so important for historians to keep asking questions and develop different angles. For this to happen, they have to be open to hear or see different versions or even opposing versions of what official history has recorded.