A historian would like to use the skill of historical contingency to evaluate the British victory in the Seven Years' War. He plans to study several specific events to assess their historical contingency. Which of the following questions would be an example of the historian evaluating the historical contingency of these events?

A. What important events immediately followed the war?

B. How would the war have changed if this event had not occurred?

C. In what chronological order did these events occur?

D. What impact did the events of the war have on colonial identities?

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Maeve

14 November, 09:30

A historian would like to use the skill of historical contingency to evaluate the British victory in the Seven Years' War. He plans to study several specific events to assess their historical contingency. Which of the following questions would be an example of the historian evaluating the historical contingency of these events?

A. What important events immediately followed the war?

B. How would the war have changed if this event had not occurred?

C. In what chronological order did these events occur?

D. What impact did the events of the war have on colonial identities?

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Toby Newton · Answer 1

How would the war have changed if this event had not occurred of the following questions would be an example of the historian evaluating the historical contingency of these events