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IrinaK [193]
3 years ago
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Suppose a student is asked to write a research paper on major events of the american revolution. which question would best help

the student to narrow his or her research?
a.what events were happening in asia at the time of the american revolution?
b.how well do students today understand the major events of the american revolution?
c.did similar uprisings occur in other countries before the american revolution took place?
d.who were the key figures that participated in the american revolution?
History
2 answers:
AfilCa [17]3 years ago
6 0
<span>d.who were the key figures that participated in the american revolution? 

that´s the answer

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Zanzabum3 years ago
4 0

The fourth answer is correct (D).

<u>To understand a narrative, especially in the case of a historical and complex moment, it is important to characterize the characters, their roles, and how their function affected the history of the country.</u> From these presentations, it is easier to contextualize and explain the confrontations and historical moments related to each protagonist.

For example, "Thomas Jefferson was an Enlightenment political philosopher, the third US president."

From the identification of the character, students can understand his role and the historical context to which he was a part: "Jefferson was the main author of the American Declaration of Independence ..."

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