What is the difference between a social effect, a political effect, or an economic effect of an event in history?

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Graham Gomez

3 April, 20:40

What is the difference between a social effect, a political effect, or an economic effect of an event in history?

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Mckinley Reed · Answer 1

A social effect of an event in history would be the change in social norms of that time. For example, this would be when Christianity got accepted in the Roman Empire.

A political effect of an event is when there is a big change in leadership that changes an important country forever. Important in that time period of course. Like when the Russian Empire became the USSR in a political shift.

The economic effect of an event would be when a big change in world economics occurs. Like when the Great Depression struck the world economy.