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Jabay, Jessa M. BSA 2-13

MODULE 2 EVALUATION Direction. Read the instruction carefully. Write your answer on a whole sheet of paper. 1. In not more than ten sentences, analyze the origin and the development of “fake news” in the Code of Kalantiaw. How did the researchers discover that they are hoaxes? Considering the primary and secondary sources. (10 points) The code of Kalantiaw was supposed to be a legal code in the epic history Maragtas that is said to have been written by Datu Kalantiaw. This tells us the different ways of punishment for criminals that has been done on the 1400. Examples were thrusting the hand of the perpetrator in a boiling water; beaten to death with sharp thorns; killed by ants ;and etc. Historian Josue Soncuya wrote about the code of Kalantiaw in his book “Historia Prehispana de Filipinas” (Prehispanic History of the Philippines). This code has been recognized through the ages by famous authors. However, in 1968, one of the historian named Henry Scott called this a hoax in his book “Prehispanic Source Materials for the Study of Philippine History”. In result, Filipino historians agreed to remove the code of Kalantiaw in future materials in History. Given, there are good reasons why we should not believe this story of the code of Kalantiaw; Lack of historical evidence — namely written or pictorial documents; Lack of evidence for a Kalantiaw legend — since a Datu that has been said had done vicious punishments should have a proof of his doings; Lastly, It’s source — since if Kalantiaw was not a historical figure or a legendary character then many should have known his origin.

2. Using online resources, search for primary and secondary sources that show or explain the significance of your chosen historical event. Write down the selected sources and identify the possible biases that they might contain. (10 points) Example: Diary of Juan de La Cruz - one-sided version of the story Choose among the following historical events: a. Marcos’ Declaration of Martial Law b. EDSA People Power 1 c. President Joseph Estrada’s Impeachment d. The Proclamation of Philippine Independence e. The assassination of Ninoy Aquino

Jabay, Jessa M. BSA 2-13

Historical Event: THE ASSASINATION OF NINOY AQUINO 1. Primary Sources:

Photographs of Ninoy Aquino Assassination --can have a different point of view.

Newspaper and Television news -- might be tampered

Jabay, Jessa M. BSA 2-13

Documentaries -- may provide different perspectives to viewers.

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Secondary Sources

Online Articles -- may be made by anyone on the internet.

Jabay, Jessa M. BSA 2-13

Textbooks -can also be manipulated and the author might be biased

Reaction papers or essays -- the maker itself might be bias....