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Anni [7]
4 years ago
11

This document was written in 1987. Which advantages does the writer have when writing so many years after the events took place?

Select all that apply.
1.The writer is able to view the events with a more detached eye.
2.The writer is able to ignore events that do not fit with his thesis.
3.The writer is able to place events into better context with those going around the world.
4.The writer is able to mimic the prevailing thoughts of historians.
5.The writer is able to see the effects of decisions, making it easier to determine what is important.
History
1 answer:
Elanso [62]4 years ago
3 0

The writer is able to view the events with a more detached eye
<span>The writer is able to place events into better context with those going around the world
</span><span>The writer is able to see the effects of decisions, making it easier to determine what is important</span>
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