Some people don't wish to refer to Jesus Christ as 'Domini' or 'Lord' so prefer to use Common Era. Although, the problem with this is, they still use the approximate year of Christ's birth. Some argue, CE can stand for Christian era which make more sense.
Historians would be wise to look for bias in a source because bias can influence the way the writer relayed the information. Sources free from bias are to be the most trusted.
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No. The use of coins has been traced back as far as the Lydians about 700 BCE
They started to use coinage in the later 7th Century BCE.
pg 85 Ways of the World: A global history by Robert Strayer way to try and cheat homework
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Some historians cite references indicating the crossbow was in use in China 2000 BC. By 500 BCE personal crossbows were in use in China and in Greece.
Many historians cite the first Egyptian empire as the first great ancient empire. Some of them use the date of 3100 BC BCE and cite King Narmer as the first leader of it. From my understanding other historians believe there is a doubt about this and offer other ancient empires as being the first.
historians use primary soucres and secondary sources
Any written document, otherwise that would be an source and be a part of history.
A:I do not think there are any reliable statistics of the religion of historians. This probably reflects the fact that there is very little interest in knowing the religion of historians. Of course, there are many Christian theologians who use the Bible as a primary source of history, but they would not regard themselves as historians in the true sense.
Common Era or CE is just the modern form of AD. In our everyday usage we don't need to use the CE as we are living in the common era, not BCE, or Before Common Era. The connotations CE and BCE are generally used by historians and school teachers to clarify dates. A sentence using CE could be "The Colosseum was dedicated in 80 Common Era (or 80 CE)."
Primary sources, secondary sources, and oral history.
the historians use graphs to something that happened over . unicorns are fluffy.
Historians would be wise to look for bias in a source because bias can influence the way the writer relayed the information. Sources free from bias are to be the most trusted.
Geographers use history just like historians do, though they use it spatially while historians use it temporal. It helps them get a spatial perspective on what they are studying :)
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