Reading Like A Historian: Corroboration Will Colglazier: Will Colglazier (Interview): Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Will Colglazier (Interview): Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Will Colglazier (Interview): Colglazier: Student, Colglazier: Student: Student: Student: Student: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Student: Student: Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: [student murmurs] Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Will Colglazier (Interview): Colglazier: Student: Colglazier: Will Colglazier (Interview): ##### Why is it important for historians to corroborate the information found in pieces of historical evidence?Historians corroborate evidence when they try to figure out what happened in the past. If they find multiple pieces of evidence that support their initial hunch, their case becomes stronger.
Why is it important to use historical sources and evidences in history?Primary sources fascinate students because they are real and they are personal; history is humanized through them. Using original sources, students touch the lives of the people about whom history is written. They participate in human emotions and in the values and attitudes of the past.
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