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6 June, 19:21

Which statement best describes why interpretations of history change over

time?

O

A. Time affords greater flexibility to study more sources that support

one's position.

B. Time provides distance from the biases that surround historical

events.

C. Time eliminates a number of competing sources and their

perspectives.

O

D. Time enables historians to rely on unbiased secondary sources.

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