1. Objective interpretations in history writing are those which best meet rational criteria of accuracy, comprehensiveness, consistency and openness.
2. If historical explanation occurs accidentally by mistake, through an oversight, one cannot call them bias but just wrong.
3. Mistakes in biased history are motivated not accidental
4. Biased descriptions are often unjust, presenting a one-sided impression of their subject.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Correct Answer: (b) 1, 2, 3, 4 only
Solution:1. Objective interpretations in history writing are those which best meet rational criteria of accuracy, comprehensiveness, consistency and openness is correct.
2. If historical explanation occurs accidentally by mistake, through an oversight, one cannot call them bias but just wrong is correct.
3. Mistakes in biased history are motivated not accidental is correct.
4. Biased descriptions are often unjust, presenting a one-sided impression of their subject is correct.