Historians often seek to answer questions about what happened, why it happened, who was involved, how events were perceived at the time, and what impact those events had on subsequent history. These inquiries help them understand the complexities of human behavior, social dynamics, and the interconnectedness of historical events. By exploring these questions, historians aim to construct a narrative that explains the past and its relevance to the present.
4th January 1642
Location, Place, Human Environment Interactions, Movement, and Regions...
tubetransistorICmicroprocessorAfter that it becomes more complicated and confusing, with different historians identifying things differently.
Sorry, we answer questions. We don't write your essay for you.
Historians are objective every single day of the week. Some can be biased when they insert their own feeling and opinions into a subject such as racial oppression or homosexual history. But, for the most part they are objective and can retell the story of history to others well. They can tell how it was and then add their own conclusions about what happened and why it happened. Now if you asked me about the Vietnam War I could tell you about it but believe me the negative feelings about it are not gone yet even after thirty five years.
Possibly. Some historians might find fewer or more than five.
China, according to most contemporary historians, has a recorded history of about 6000 years. This recorded history begins with the SanHuangWuDi (Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors) and ends with the People's Republic of China (Present state).
There are more than five types of historians that study the human race. The more historians that look at the challenges and triumphs of the human race, the more insight they can give.
The Five-Power Naval Treaty. These questions are so helpful to AP History students.
attempt to divdison by zero
important questions
Who? What? Where? When? How? and also Why? are the questions.
83.33%
Eugene Edgar Doll has written: 'Twenty-five years of service, 1930-1955' -- subject(s): Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation 'American history as interpreted by German historians from 1770 to 1815'
4th January 1642
By creating a 5W organizer
The basic questions of a journalist: the five W's and the H, for how.