What makes historians unique? select all correct responses.
- historians present the past to the present to learn from mistakes and successes. -- historians write, as accurately as possible, stories of past people, places, and events.
- historians access information from 3 different sources: geology, linguistics, and archaeology.
- historians want to discover, study, and interpret new findings.
- historians use the historic method to draw conclusions of history and how it affects us.

History is one of the oldest disciplines and studies, it is considered that Herodotus, who lived around the 5th century BC was the first historian and since then History -as a discipline- has been developing to describe the past according to different perspectives. For example, nowadays historians try to recover views that were silenced in the past, like the Native American's history and their oral traditions.

From these options, you can tell that historians: (1) Present the past to the present to learn from mistakes and successes, (2) Historians write, as accurately as possible, stories of past people, places, and events, (3) Historians want to discover, study, and interpret new findings, (4) Historians use the historic method to draw conclusions of history and how it affects us

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