What is contextualization?

A. The examination of the different outcomes that may have caused

a single historical event

B. The study of the political, social, cultural, and economic setting

surrounding a historical event

C. The effect of historical decisions on different cultural, political,

and socioeconomic groups

D. The discussion of the possible differences that would exist if a

historical event had been changed

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Nataly Tran

18 April, 00:02

What is contextualization?

A. The examination of the different outcomes that may have caused

a single historical event

B. The study of the political, social, cultural, and economic setting

surrounding a historical event

C. The effect of historical decisions on different cultural, political,

and socioeconomic groups

D. The discussion of the possible differences that would exist if a

historical event had been changed

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Shirley Wallace · Answer 1

Answer: B is correct (study of the setting surrounding a historical event).

Explanation: contextualization means to put an event or series of events within the context because everything is conditioned by such a context. It means to introduce to political, cultural, ideological or philosophical context.