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22 October, 11:37

Which kinds of evidence can historians use to interpret events from the past? Check all that apply. artifacts found at historical sites articles from modern-day newspapers letters written during that period in history journals written by young students today documents with information about the past

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  1. 22 October, 15:13
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    The correct answer answers are A) artifacts found in historical sites, and C) letters written during that period in history.

    The kinds of evidence that historians can use to interpret events from the past are artifacts found in historical sites, and letters written during that period in history.

    Historians do serious research. They know that in order to interpret events from the past they need to get valid information from that time. So they search first for primary information resources such as artifacts found in historical sites or documents, letters written during that period in history. It also can be testimonies made in that time, and original interviews with people of that time. After collecting some evidence from primary resources, they can study secondary sources of information such as encyclopedias.
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