Which of following could be an example of bias in historical accounts?

Question

a. A historian selectively choosing evidence that supports their viewpoint
b. A historian presenting multiple perspectives on a historical event
c. A historian relying solely on primary sources for their research
d. A historian acknowledging the limitations of their own knowledge

Answer 1

The correct answer is:

a. A historian selectively choosing evidence that supports their viewpoint

This represents bias because it involves presenting a one-sided interpretation of history rather than providing a comprehensive and balanced account of events.