How can the modern era be distinguished from other eras in history?

A. It saw a significant rise in global political equality and human

rights.

B. It produced extensive written records and artifacts.

C. It created feudal societies centered on agriculture.

D. It was dependent on political rather than religious control over

empires.

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Karli Stout

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22 October, 16:52

How can the modern era be distinguished from other eras in history?

A. It saw a significant rise in global political equality and human

rights.

B. It produced extensive written records and artifacts.

C. It created feudal societies centered on agriculture.

D. It was dependent on political rather than religious control over

empires.

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Nathaly Hubbard · Answer 1

A. It saw a significant rise in global political equality and human rights.

Explanation:

Despite development imbalances between countries and regions of the world, we can say that our modern era is more egalitarian and democratic than it was before the 1780s. Human rights, civic freedoms, free elections of authorities and a free press are rights millions of people in the world enjoy, all those rights are enshrined in national constitutions, violations of human rights and freedoms are denounced and critized in the global media and are a motive of concern worldwide.