Question
Which answer choice best explains how historians use their analysis of sources to create a question for further inquiry?(1 point)
Responses
Historians must form their own bias when conducting research in order to form new questions.
Historians must form their own bias when conducting research in order to form new questions.
Historians consider voices and points of view that are missing from the narratives of history in current sources.
Historians consider voices and points of view that are missing from the narratives of history in current sources.
Historians research questions that have already been answered.
Historians research questions that have already been answered.
Historians consult one or two sources in order to develop a research question.
Responses
Historians must form their own bias when conducting research in order to form new questions.
Historians must form their own bias when conducting research in order to form new questions.
Historians consider voices and points of view that are missing from the narratives of history in current sources.
Historians consider voices and points of view that are missing from the narratives of history in current sources.
Historians research questions that have already been answered.
Historians research questions that have already been answered.
Historians consult one or two sources in order to develop a research question.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The best answer choice that explains how historians use their analysis of sources to create a question for further inquiry is:
**Historians consider voices and points of view that are missing from the narratives of history in current sources.**
This response highlights the critical aspect of historical inquiry, where historians analyze existing narratives and seek to uncover gaps or underrepresented perspectives, leading them to formulate new questions for research.
**Historians consider voices and points of view that are missing from the narratives of history in current sources.**
This response highlights the critical aspect of historical inquiry, where historians analyze existing narratives and seek to uncover gaps or underrepresented perspectives, leading them to formulate new questions for research.