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When historians talk about the present, they are referring to events that: A. have not yet occurred. B. are happening at this time. C. will happen years from now. D. are unlikel…

When historians talk about the present, they are referring to events that: A. have not yet occurred. B. are happening at this time. C. will happen years from now. D. are unlikel…
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When historians talk about the present, they are referring to events that:

A. have not yet occurred.
B. are happening at this time.
C. will happen years from now.
D. are unlikely to ever occur.

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They refer to events that are true and that happen or will eventually happen.
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