When a historian asks questions like "What are other possible documents or sources out there that might agree or disagree" or "How do documents/sources agree or disagree?" which historical reading skill are they using?

contextualizing

corroboration

close reading

sourcing

1 answer

The historian is using the skill of corroboration. Corroboration involves comparing different sources and documents to determine where they agree or disagree, helping to build a more comprehensive understanding of historical events and perspectives.