ACTIVITY 1:

The Significance of History in daily life

History, defined as the study of past events, places, and people in chronological
order, is also recognized as a subject full of memorization and remembering the names of
past people. It needs understanding, to discover the past with vitality for our daily lives.
While the perspective of learning history might not be compelling for everyone. It is
significant to regard the undisputable importance of history in our daily existence.
History affects our political awareness, shapes our present, guides our decision-making,
and provides a view on which we understand the world around us.

First of all, history has an importance in understanding the political context of the
past. Modern political settings and issues that we encounter in the present are products of
past events and learning history is a bridge to speculating as well as to understanding the
reason behind political division. This political awareness enables us to have
An informed view of political settings and processes. Additionally, our decision-making
is interconnected with our political awareness. Political context, historical events, and
historical issues that take place are all part of making decisions. This knowledge helps
Filipinos in decision-making and lead an effective democratic society. Studying history
allows us to learn from the mistakes of history. By speculating on conflicts, wars, and
political decisions. Being educated can avoid repeating the same errors in the present, and
to contribute a resolution by making the right decision to make innovation in our country.

In conclusion, history is not merely a subject full of memorization, and

remembering the names of past people. it plays an important of our daily lives. Its
relevance is assembled to be aware of political settings, shape our implication of
conflicts, and guide our decision-making.
ACTIVITY 2:
SOURCES PRIMARY SECONDARY WHY IS IT PRIMARY OR
SOURCE SOURCE SECONDARY?
Newspaper / Newspapers can include
interpretations and analyses of
events from primary information
Almanacs / Almanacs provide summarized
information, including facts, and
statistics
Letters / Letters are directly written from
the author
Speeches / Speeches are the first-hand
accounts of an individual
Bibliography / A bibliography is a mere list of
references of primary information
Government Issued / Documents that are under-issued
Documents by the government are facts, and
records are considered primary
sources.
Census Records / Census record contains the actual
data about individuals and
households.
Textbooks / Textbooks are written by the
authors on facts and individual
knowledge
Encyclopedia / Encyclopedia are compiled of
primary information about the
topic
Photographs, Audio, / The usage of media as evidence of
Video recordings an actual event is considered a
primary source.