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Which is not an effective organizing principle for the study of history? a.eras b.major time periods c.topics d.wars e.year-by-year accounts

Which is not an effective organizing principle for the study of history? a.eras b.major time periods c.topics d.wars e.year-by-year accounts
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Which is not an effective organizing principle for the study of history?

a.eras
b.major time periods
c.topics
d.wars
e.year-by-year accounts

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d - long periods of time occur in between and important events may happen during these times


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User HamedFathi
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Answer: E. year-by-year accounts
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