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Vinil7 [7]
3 years ago
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Select all that apply. How are timelines useful for studying history? Timelines are useful for charting historical events. Timel

ines are useful for identifying patterns in history. Timelines are useful for contrasting different events. Timelines are useful for understanding what was happening around the world at different times. Timelines are useful for planning future important events.
History
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Doss [256]3 years ago
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<span>Timelines are useful for charting historical events.
Timelines are useful for identifying patterns in history.
Timelines are NOT useful for contrasting different events because they only give you when the event happened, no information.
 Timelines are useful for understanding what was happening around the world at different times.
Timelines are NOT useful for planning future important events again because although there is historical context, they don't really help plan future events. The events themselves shape the future, not the timeline..</span>
elena-14-01-66 [18.8K]3 years ago
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The correct answer is A) Timelines are useful for charting historical events, B) Timelines are useful for identifying patterns in history, and D) Timelines are useful for understanding what was happening around the world at different times.

Timelines are useful to study history for the following reasons: Timelines are useful for charting historical events,  timelines are useful for identifying patterns in history, and timelines are useful for understanding what was happening around the world at different times.

Timelines display a series of events in chronological order. It is a useful tool when we want to know what happened in some historical event, step by step, or what was first, what followed and how and when ended. With timelines, we can learn how events or incidents progressed and if an action affected others or was the consequence of another.

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