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How can a historian determine whether or not a claim is valid? A. Check to see that it is supported by historical evidence B. Determine if the person who made it has his own poi…

How can a historian determine whether or not a claim is valid? A. Check to see that it is supported by historical evidence B. Determine if the person who made it has his own poi…
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How can a historian determine whether or not a claim is valid?

A. Check to see that it is supported by historical evidence
B. Determine if the person who made it has his own point of view
C. Check to see if it was made by a well-known historian
D. Determine whether or not the claim has been made before

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I think the answer is: D. Determine whether or not the claim has been made before.



Hope this helps!
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A. Check to see if the answer is supported by historical evidence

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