What term do historians use when they discuss the relationship between to events in which one is the direct result of another?

Answer 1

Causation

Answer 2

Historians use the term "causation" when discussing the relationship between two events where one event directly results in the other. Causation refers to the idea that one event, known as the cause, brings about a specific outcome, known as the effect. Historians analyze causation to understand the reasons behind historical developments and the interconnectedness of events. By examining causation, historians can better comprehend the factors influencing historical processes and outcomes.

Answer 3

A historian wants to learn more about a World War II battle. He studies diaries written by soldiers who participated in the battle, film taken during the battleitself, and photographs of the area before and after the battle. He uses the information from these sources to reach a conclusion that wouldn't have been possible by analyzing only one of them. Which historical thinking skill is the historian using??  A. Synthesizing evidence  B. Expressing a point of view  C. Determining context  D. Evaluating bias

Answer 4

Causation, apex says so