if you were to apply chronological thinking to the Iraq War, which action would you most likely take? A. Create a time line of major events in the war B. Re-Create some of the most important battles C. Argue that the war was more important than another war D. write an article about the wars long term impact

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Guillermo Brandt

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28 February, 00:04

if you were to apply chronological thinking to the Iraq War, which action would you most likely take? A. Create a time line of major events in the war B. Re-Create some of the most important battles C. Argue that the war was more important than another war D. write an article about the wars long term impact

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Sariah · Answer 1

Chronological

The beginning is chrono, which relates to time.

Therefore the answer would be A, as it relates to time in that it's a time line of events.

Regan Avila · Answer 2

If I had to apply chronological thinking to the Iraq War, I would certainly create a time line of major events in the war, so the correct answer is A.

A time line is a linear representation of events positioned on the arrow of time; it associates events with their positions in time along a graduated scale, which brings it closer to a chronology. So this is the action that best fits with chronological thinking.