Which of the following accurately describes the order of the development of our calendar? A. 1. Julian calendar (with leap years); 2. Egyptian calendar (with 365-day year); 3. Gregorian calendar (with year 1 as the year Christ was born) B. 1. Gregorian calendar (with year 1 as the year Christ was born); 2. Julian calendar (with leap years); 3. Egyptian calendar (with 365-day year). C. 1. Egyptian calendar (with 365-day year); 2. Julian calendar (with leap years); 3. Gregorian calendar (with year 1 as the year Christ was born)

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Sheldon Patton

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3 May, 13:54

Which of the following accurately describes the order of the development of our calendar? A. 1. Julian calendar (with leap years); 2. Egyptian calendar (with 365-day year); 3. Gregorian calendar (with year 1 as the year Christ was born) B. 1. Gregorian calendar (with year 1 as the year Christ was born); 2. Julian calendar (with leap years); 3. Egyptian calendar (with 365-day year). C. 1. Egyptian calendar (with 365-day year); 2. Julian calendar (with leap years); 3. Gregorian calendar (with year 1 as the year Christ was born)

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Stacy Blake · Answer 1

The correct answer is C. 1. Egyptian calendar (with 365-day year); 2. Julian calendar (with leap years); 3. Gregorian calendar (with year 1 as the year Christ was born)

The Egyptian calendar is the oldest, followed by Julian, followed by the Gregorian one which was developed as an improvement to the Julian calendar.