Question

select the correct answer from each drop - down menu.
as historians study history and create historical arguments, their view of history is shaped by their own their opinions. they may choose sources that support their beliefs and ideals.
some historians may write only to promote a particular cause. such writing is considered to be
drop - down menu with options: education, religious affiliation, ideology, historiography
in the way it is presented.
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Explanation:

1. For the first blank: The text states a historian's view of history is shaped by factors that form their opinions and lead them to select supporting sources. Ideology refers to a set of beliefs and ideals that frame one's perspective, which matches this description perfectly.
2. For the second blank: Writing history to promote a specific cause or push a biased, belief-aligned narrative is defined as ideological history/writing, so this fits the description of writing to advance a particular cause.
3. For the third blank: Historiography is the study of how history is written, analyzed, and presented, including examining biases and framing in historical works, which matches the description of evaluating how history is presented.

Answer:

First dropdown: ideology
Second dropdown: ideology
Third dropdown: historiography