Why is it important to consider the historical context surrounding an event

when making a historical interpretation?

O A. A conclusion that does not consider context is a generalization

rather than an interpretation.

O B. Every historical interpretation must consider the long-term

consequences of an event.

O C. The setting of an event can provide insight into why it happened.

O D. Historical interpretations are not valid if they are written in a

similar context as the event.

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Georgia Thomas

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8 July, 04:29

Why is it important to consider the historical context surrounding an event

when making a historical interpretation?

O A. A conclusion that does not consider context is a generalization

rather than an interpretation.

O B. Every historical interpretation must consider the long-term

consequences of an event.

O C. The setting of an event can provide insight into why it happened.

O D. Historical interpretations are not valid if they are written in a

similar context as the event.

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Blackjack · Answer 1

Answer: The answer would be C

Explanation: If you don't look at the context surrounding historical events you might come to a completely inaccurate conclusion as to why is happened and what the motivations behind it were, WWI is a very good example of this.