Question

Which of the following is NOT something an economic historian would research? A. the population of England in the early 19th century B. the style of dress most often worn by Queen Victoria at court C. the amount of products consumed by Americans in the 1950s D. the demands of labor unions during the late 19th century in the United States

Answer 1

An economic historian would not research the style of dress the Queen wore to court most often, as it does not have much of an effect on economics as a whole in that time period.