Which method separates modern historians from ancient Greek historians?

A. Use of a broad perspective to give a wide view of events

B. Basing history on witnesses' views of events

C. Use of a narrative to tell a story about history

D. Basing historical accounts on reliable evidence

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Lorelei

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1 February, 06:14

Which method separates modern historians from ancient Greek historians?

A. Use of a broad perspective to give a wide view of events

B. Basing history on witnesses' views of events

C. Use of a narrative to tell a story about history

D. Basing historical accounts on reliable evidence

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Wilber · Answer 1

The correct answer is D. Basing historical accounts on reliable evidence. Ancient Greek historians were writers more than they were historians so they would often describe things a bit differently than what really happened in order to make it sound cooler. Think of things like Homer's poems which are partly historical and partly a lie.

Which method separates modern historians from ancient Greek historians?A. Use of a broad perspective to give a wide view of eventsB. Basing history on witnesses' views of eventsC. Use of a narrative to tell a story about historyD. Basing historical accounts on reliable evidence

Which method separates modern historians from ancient Greek historians?

A. Use of a broad perspective to give a wide view of events

B. Basing history on witnesses' views of events

C. Use of a narrative to tell a story about history

D. Basing historical accounts on reliable evidence