History+Linking+questions

Like the linking questions we have discussed in the class power point presentations here you will be creating your own. Keep in mind that linking questions are questions that link one Area of Knowledge or Way of Knowing to another. Each person who contributes to this page should develop a linking question that links from the main Area of Knowledge to the other five. Therefore 5 total linking questions.


 * //Leo Beneditt, Loany Ham, Vivi Massou //**


 * 1) In what ways do The Arts help us understand and learn about history?
 * 2) Has history ever violated the rules of ethics or been unethical?
 * 3) Can evidence of history be gathered without the Natural Sciences? Explain why or why not.
 * 4) In what way do the Human Sciences play an important role in our understanding of history? Do these affect the reliability of History?
 * 5) Does Mathematics influence History? In what way?

Lorette Mourra Linking Questions: 1. How is History related to Natural Sciences and how is it different? 2. How does the ways of knowing influence on History? Give examples 3. Does reason and perception depend on how people interpret History? 4. Are Human Science influenced ny History? Give examples 5. If History comes from past evidence, why is it that people argue so much onb what really happened? Support your answer by using the ways of knowing.

Catherine Johnson... Liking Questions:

1. How has history influenced the human sciences over time? 2. How would the Natural Sciences be affected if history would be absent? Would it still exist today (the Natural Sciences)? 3. Has history helped in the transition of the Arts? Why or why not? 4. Could ethics be considered in any situation without the knowledge in history? 5. Mathematics and history are closesly linked. What would happen to mathetics if they weren't linked?

Linking Questions (Alex Blois) 1. What is the difference between a primary and secondary source, and list how they are used in other areas of knowledge. 2. Would there be any advantages by using Mathematics to explain history? If so, state them. 3. Is history the most bias area of knowledge? State other areas and say why they are less bias or more bias. 4. Do you think history is more related to the human sciences or the natural sciences, and why? 5. Do you think history is the most important are of knowledge? Say which area is more or less important and why.