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Why is it so difficult for historians to arrive at an interpretation of past events that is universally accepted?

A. Ahistorical interpretation is only valid if it was made immediately after an event occurred.
B. Many historians refuse to cite their sources when making historical interpretations.
c. Historians with different points of view may interpret the same sources in different ways.
D. There are no significant primary sources related to most important historical events.

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Why is it so difficult for historians to arrive at an interpretation of past events that is universally accepted?


A. Ahistorical interpretation is only valid if it was made immediately after an event occurred.

B. Many historians refuse to cite their sources when making historical interpretations.

c. Historians with different points of view may interpret the same sources in different ways.

D. There are no significant primary sources related to most important historical events.



C.
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It is difficult for historians to arrive at an interpretation of past events that is universally accepted because Historians with different points of view may interpret the same sources in different ways.

The answer to this question is option c. The reason for this is that people interpret things from different viewpoints and angles.

What one historian may understand of a phenomenon may be different from that of another. When this is the case he may interpret based on his own thoughts.

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