1.What is history?

- <em>The study of </em>change over time<em>, and it covers all aspects of </em>human society<em>. </em>
- Political<em>, social, </em>economic<em>, scientific, </em>technological<em>, medical, cultural, </em>intellectual<em>, religious and military developments are all part of history.</em>
2.What is the father of history?

- Herodotus<em> was the first writer to do systematic </em>investigation<em> of historical events</em>.
- <em>He is referred to as "</em>The Father of History<em>", a title conferred on him by the ancient </em>Roman orator Cicero<em>.</em>
3.Enumerate the primary and secondary sources of history?

- <u>Primary sources :—</u>
<em>D</em><em>iaries, personal journals, </em>government records<em>, court records, property records, newspaper articles, </em>military reports<em>, military </em>rosters<em>, and many other things. </em>
- <u>Secondary source :—</u>
<em>The typical history book which may discuss a person, event or other </em>historical topic<em>.</em>
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