A scholar would most likely compare accounts of the same event written at

different times in order to understand:

O

A. how the event influenced events that came later.

O

B. how the event compares to similar events elsewhere.

O

C. the historical biases that influenced writers in different eras.

O

D. how historians reached agreement on an interpretation of an

event.

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Moises Rosales

20 May, 01:29

A scholar would most likely compare accounts of the same event written at

different times in order to understand:

O

A. how the event influenced events that came later.

O

B. how the event compares to similar events elsewhere.

O

C. the historical biases that influenced writers in different eras.

O

D. how historians reached agreement on an interpretation of an

event.

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Enrique Krueger · Answer 1

C. The historical biases that influenced writers in different eras.

Explanation:

A scholar would most likely compare accounts of the same event written at different times in order to understand what the people in different time eras thought of the time period being written about, so they could decipher things about all time periods in question. Hope that made sense!