Question

When historians say they try to be objective this means all of the following except: A. they use their own personal opinions to better explain the evidence B. they do not go beyond what the evidence indicates. C. They present facts over falsehood. D. They use reliable evidence

Answer 1

A. they use their own personal opinions to better explain the evidence

Step-by-step explanation:

In order to be objective, which is something very important for historians, you have to leave all personal opinions and prejudices out of your work, this means to clearly see the facts and use the reliable evidence in order to present the story, without going any further from that, without imagining or re-constructing parts of the history that are not there and are not checked.

Answer 2

When historians say they try to be objective this means all of the following except:

A. They use their own personal opinions to better explain the evidence.

So historians’s objective ideal includes the other points:

B. they do not go beyond what the evidence indicates.

C. They present facts over falsehood.

D. They use reliable evidence