Question

directions: describe how historians evaluate sources with sourcing, annotating, and close - reading. practice historians use how historians use the practice to evaluate sources
annotate
close read
source

Explanation:

Annotating helps historians mark key - points, questions, and insights on a source for later analysis. Close reading allows them to examine the source's language, tone, and details to understand its meaning and context. Sourcing involves identifying the origin, author, and date of a source to assess its reliability and relevance.

Answer:

Annotate: Mark key - points, questions, and insights on the source for analysis.
Close read: Examine language, tone, and details to understand meaning and context.
Source: Identify origin, author, and date to assess reliability and relevance.