Why do historians draw different conclusions about events of the past?

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Psoares · Answer 1 · 2021-06-30T20:34:23+0000

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A historian may rely on evidence to support different conclusions. The historian has to evaluate the primary sources and explain why different conclusions can be argued.

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Why do historians draw different conclusions about events of the past?

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