to investigate the assassination of president John F Kennedy
Sources historians can use to find information include: testimony from witnesses; accounts in letters or memoirs; records from courts, businesses, churches, etc.; other books, newspapers; unwritten records; and physical remains.
As far as both colonial and nationalist historians are concerned they were prisoners of their time to a larger extent.As both history being influenced by the situation. Colonial historians constructed history to justify colonization while nationalist constructed history to spread nationalism. How ever to a lesser extent both colonial and nationalist historians were not prisoners of their time as they write history using common sense,feelings ,objective and favour.
Nixon said a quote very similar to this one. He stated "History will treat me fairly. Historians probably won't because most historians are on the left." He was discussing the differences between the beliefs of democrats and republicans.
Colonial historians and nationalists were not prisoners because their writings were examined by the ruling class so it was difficult for them to write what was exactly happened.
Because that's what historians do. Study historic events or artefacts. History IS the past.
Asking questions helps them investigate the past in a meaningful way. They also focus the historians research.
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The past participle of "investigate" is "investigated."
The past perfect progressive tense of "to investigate" is "had been investigating."
Historians are like detectives because like detectives thy investigate to find there answers
The past tense is investigated.
Historians study the past!! :)
Present day historians investigate the histories already written by: * checking the resources used by historians who have written about a particular subject; * by investigating any sources that were overlooked; and * searching primary, secondary leads that may bring to light new sources of historical information.
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Historians learn about the past by using artifacts geography written records/books and interviews/oral tradition.