Which phrase best describes an event's "historical context?"

A. The unfair interpretations people have made

about it

B. The different views people hold about it

C. The social or political setting in which it occurred

D. The total number of people it affected

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Ronald Hawkins

16 August, 15:12

Which phrase best describes an event's "historical context?"

A. The unfair interpretations people have made

about it

B. The different views people hold about it

C. The social or political setting in which it occurred

D. The total number of people it affected

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Ashton Humphrey · Answer 1

The answer would be C, t he social or political setting in which it occurred.

Context generally means the events or circumstances in which something happened. The historical context usually refers to the recent past and general trends when analyzing something.

Which phrase best describes an event's "historical context?"A. The unfair interpretations people have madeabout itB. The different views people hold about itC. The social or political setting in which it occurredD. The total number of people it affected

Which phrase best describes an event's "historical context?"

A. The unfair interpretations people have made

about it

B. The different views people hold about it

C. The social or political setting in which it occurred

D. The total number of people it affected